Practice Areas: Personal Injury & Family Law in Athens, GA

1. Personal Injury
2. Family Law

Trusted Legal Representation Throughout Georgia

At Boggs, Cowan, & Fargione, we provide dedicated legal representation in Personal Injury and Family Law matters for clients across Northeast Georgia. Serving Athens, Monroe, Gwinnett County, and surrounding communities, Attorney Lucas Cowan delivers personalized attention and an unwavering commitment to securing favorable results for every client.

If you have been injured due to someone else's negligence or are navigating a difficult family law matter, we are here to help. Schedule a free consultation by calling us at 706-637-3343 or emailing us here.

Georgia Personal Injury Attorney

Seeking Justice for the Injured in Athens & Northeast Georgia

Personal injuries can cause devastating physical pain, emotional distress, and serious financial hardship. Our personal injury practice is dedicated to helping injured victims across Athens, Monroe, Gwinnett County, and throughout Georgia recover the full compensation they deserve.

Please Note: We take a highly selective approach to personal injury cases, maintaining a limited caseload by design. This allows us to dedicate exceptional time and personalized attention to each client, maximizing settlement opportunities and achieving the best possible outcomes.

Types of Personal Injury Cases We Handle

• Medical Malpractice: Misdiagnosis, surgical errors, and birth injuries
• Motor Vehicle Accidents: Car crashes, truck accidents, motorcycle collisions, and DUI-related incidents
• Nursing Home Negligence: Abuse or neglect of elderly residents in Georgia care facilities
• Premises Liability: Slip and falls, inadequate security cases, and dog bites
• Products Liability: Injuries from defective or dangerous products
• Workplace Accidents: Injuries sustained due to unsafe working conditions
• Wrongful Death: Fatal injuries caused by negligence or intentional actions

Pursuing Maximum Compensation for Georgia Injury Victims

We work diligently to secure the full compensation our clients deserve, including damages for:

• Medical expenses and rehabilitation costs
• Lost wages and diminished earning capacity
• Property damage
• Pain and suffering
• Emotional distress
• Loss of enjoyment of life

Our Approach to Personal Injury Cases

Our proven process includes:

1. Thorough investigation and evidence gathering
2. Strategic negotiation with insurance companies
3. Expert litigation when necessary
4. Ongoing client communication throughout the case

Why Choose Boggs, Cowan, & Fargione for Your Georgia Personal Injury Case?

Our clients choose us because of our:

• Depth of Legal Expertise: Comprehensive knowledge of Georgia personal injury law and the local court systems in Athens-Clarke County, Walton County, and Gwinnett County
• Client-Centered Approach: Personalized attention and accessible communication from start to finish
• Proven Track Record: A history of successful settlements and verdicts for injured Georgians
• No Fee Unless We Win: We handle personal injury cases on a contingency fee basis

Georgia Family Law Attorney

Compassionate, Results-Driven Family Law Services in Athens & Northeast Georgia

Family law matters are among the most personal and emotionally challenging legal issues anyone can face. At Boggs, Cowan, & Fargione, we provide compassionate yet assertive representation to protect your rights and your family's future. Whether you are going through a divorce, navigating a custody dispute, or seeking to establish support, we are here to guide you every step of the way.

Trusted Family Law Services Throughout Georgia

Attorney Lucas Cowan serves clients in Athens, Monroe, Gwinnett County, and across the entire state of Georgia. Our comprehensive family law services include:

• Divorce Representation: From uncontested divorces to complex high-asset cases in Georgia
• Child Custody & Visitation: Protecting your children's best interests in Athens and Northeast Georgia courts
• Child Support: Ensuring fair financial arrangements for your children's needs
• Alimony & Spousal Support: Advocating for equitable financial arrangements in Georgia divorces
• Property Division: Equitable distribution of marital assets under Georgia law
• Modification of Orders: Adapting existing custody, visitation, or support orders to life's changing circumstances
• Domestic Violence Protection: Emergency legal protection orders when your safety is at risk
• Adoption & Legitimation: Building and securing your family bonds under Georgia law
• Prenuptial & Postnuptial Agreements: Protecting your financial future before and during marriage

Why Georgia Families Choose Boggs, Cowan, & Fargione

Local Knowledge That Makes a Difference

Georgia family law has unique elements that require specialized local knowledge. Attorney Lucas Cowan has deep experience in the courts of Athens-Clarke County, Walton County, Oconee County, Gwinnett County, and surrounding Northeast Georgia jurisdictions. We understand the nuances of Georgia's equitable distribution laws, the "best interests of the child" standard applied by local judges, and the strategic considerations unique to each county's court system.

Frequently Asked Questions: Georgia Family Law

How is child custody determined in Georgia?

Georgia courts determine custody based on the "best interests of the child" standard, considering factors such as each parent's relationship with the child, home stability, financial ability, and willingness to foster a relationship with the other parent.

Can I modify a child support or custody order?

Yes, Georgia allows modification of existing orders when there has been a substantial change in circumstances since the original order was issued. We can help you determine whether your situation qualifies and guide you through the modification process.

How is property divided in a Georgia divorce?

Georgia follows equitable distribution laws, meaning marital property is divided fairly but not necessarily equally. Factors considered include each spouse's economic circumstances, contribution to marital property, and conduct during the marriage.

Do I need an attorney for an uncontested divorce in Georgia?

While not legally required, having an attorney even for an uncontested divorce ensures your rights are fully protected and all necessary documents are properly prepared and filed under Georgia law.

Schedule a Free Consultation with a Georgia Personal Injury & Family Law Attorney

Whether you have been injured in an accident or are facing a difficult family law matter, time is often critical. Contact Boggs, Cowan, & Fargione today to discuss your case and explore your legal options. We serve clients in Athens, Monroe, Gwinnett County, Oconee County, Walton County, and throughout Georgia. Schedule your free consultation by calling 706-637-3343 or emailing us here.