About Jammie

Jammie Taire practices property making plans and probate law at SmithTaire Legal, LLC in Snellville, Georgia. She has been a member of the Georgia State Bar since 2000. The firm focuses on providing comprehensive legal offerings to clients in Gwinnett County and surrounding areas, assisting families handle the necessities of estate making plans and probate processes. She earned her law degree from Georgia State University, the place she developed a robust basis in legal principles and practices. Over the years, she is known for her dedication to her clients and her understanding of property-associated matters.

Jammie's knowledge spans over 20 years, at some point of which she has held various meaningful positions within the legal network. Most of her career has been spent at SmithTaire Legal, the place she started as a body of workers lawyer in 2000. She have become the managing lawyer in 2006, main the company in its mission to offer personalised legal answers. In 2018, she served as an element-time magistrate judge, further enhancing her knowing of the judicial process. Her position as chief judge in 2019 allowed her to influence the area of law in her community and make contributions to the truthful management of justice.

Cases she handles frequently contain drafting wills, establishing trusts, and navigating surrogate court proceedings. Jammie is adept at guiding clients thru the legal intricacies of property planning, making sure their wishes are honored and their belongings are protected. She also advocates for clients in surrogate court, advocating for their interests during the administration of estates. Jammie is actively concerned in numerous expert organizations, which includes the Georgia Association of Women Lawyers and the Gwinnett County Bar Association. Her memberships mirror her commitment to supporting fellow attorneys and selling the interests of girls in the legal career.

Additionally, she is a member of the Greater Eastside Chamber of Commerce, which lets in her to interact with the nearby enterprise network and contribute to its growth. In her practice, Jammie emphasizes the importance of clear verbal exchange and client education. She believes that knowledgeable clients are empowered clients. By taking the time to give an explanation for legal principles and procedures, she supports her clients make informed decisions approximately their estate making plans wants. Jammie Taire is still a recommend for her clients in Snellville and beyond.

Education

Georgia State University

Law Degree

Languages

English (Spoken, Written)

Experience

Chief Judge

City of Snellville
2019

Part-Time Magistrate Judge

Gwinnett County government
2018

Managing Lawyer

Pollack and Rosen
2006

Staff Lawyer

Deming, Parker, Hoffman, Cambell & Daly
2000

Managing Lawyer

Law Office of SmithTaire Legal, LLC

Accepted Jurisdictions

Georgia Court of Appeals
Middle District of Georgia
Georgia
U.S. Supreme Court

Court Admissions

Georgia Court of Appeals State Appeals Court
Middle District of Georgia U.S. District Court
U.S. Supreme Court U.S. Supreme Court

Types of Cases Handled

estate planning probate

Legal Services Scope

Drafting wills Establishing trusts Probate court proceedings

Professional Associations

Georgia Association of Women Lawyers

has membership 2018 - Current

Greater Eastside Chamber of Commerce

has membership 2018 - Current

Gwinnett County Bar Association

has membership 2008 - Current

Georgia State Bar

has membership 1998 - Current

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