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Cumming GA, 30040
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Juvenile Defense Firm

Proudly Defending Minors in the Area

At The Epps Law Group, we understand that it can be extremely difficult to learn that your child has been arrested. Fear and uncertainty do not even begin to cover the spectrum of emotion you can feel. Though it is known that youths often act out, whether in rebellion or otherwise, getting caught up in a run in with the law due to illegal behavior can be something that could be life-changing for a child. If your child has been arrested, or if your child’s future is in danger due to a juvenile crime, you must speak with an experienced defense lawyer immediately.

We can act as your legal shield and protect your child’s future.

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Our Areas of Practice

Additional Juvenile Criminal Penalties Your Child May Face:

  • Loss of eligibility to apply for financial aid for college

  • Loss of 2nd Amendment right to legally obtain or possess firearms

  • Ineligibility for certain professions such as teaching, working with children, security, or law enforcement.

  • Cannot obtain a passport or a visa for entry into certain countries

  • Convicts are pulled into police line-ups as a potential suspect

  • Parenting rights can be taken away including custody & visiting rights

Above & Beyond Client Experience

Attorney Epps Is a Former Police Officer, Prosecutor & Judge Pro Tem
  • Kyle Epps III
  • Kyle  E. Epps III Criminal Defense Lawyer

    Kyle E. Epps III is a Georgia native. He worked in law enforcement for 14 years, while also attending law school full-time. As a police officer, Mr. Epps was involved in thousands of criminal cases, and several hundred DUI cases. As an instructor at the police academy, he also trained hundreds of officers. He was also a member of the SWAT team, and later, a founding member of the Cobb County Gang Unit.

    Admitted to the Georgia Bar in 1996, he became a member of the United State District Court for the 11th Circuit. Mr. Epps is active in the Forsyth County Juvenile Court, and served as Judge Pro Tempore when requested by the Chief Judge.

    Attorney Epps attributes his achievements to spending his entire adult life involved in the criminal justice system. He focuses his practice on protecting the rights and futures of the criminally accused, working toward client goals, and always operating professionally and efficiently.

Meet Kyle E. Epps III

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  • State Bar of Georgia
  • The National Trial Lawyers
  • Georgia Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers

Frequently Asked Questions

  • My child was arrested. Will he/she be put in jail?

    Because juvenile cases are handled differently, penalties typically will not involve jail. However, a juvenile may be faced with more serious penalties if the case is handled in adult court.

  • What types of violations trigger a juvenile arrest?

    Each state recognizes different types of violations as a juvenile offense. These can include things like curfew, truancy, liquor-related offenses, drug-related offenses, theft, and more.

  • What age is considered to be juvenile?

    Every state has different eligibility criterion, but most states recognize the maximum age for juvenile court as 18. Others can recognize 16 or 17 years, or as old as 19 years.

  • What is the difference between juvenile and criminal court?

    The juvenile system is much different than an adult criminal court, and therefore, the procedures are very different as well. Speak with an attorney to learn what to expect in your case.

Knowing Both Sides of the Law Is in Your Best Interest

Discover the Advantages of Working With Our Firm
  • 30 Years of Experience in Criminal Justice System
  • Background in Law Enforcement & Prosecution
  • Free, Confidential Consultations Offered
  • Badges from the State Bar of Georgia & The National Trial Lawyers
  • Relatable & Honest Approach with Judges and Prosecutors
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Testimonials

See What Past Clients Have Said

  • “Mr. Kyle is a man of his word that he gave us piece of mind in our first meeting in his office”

    Ogato

  • “Mr. Epps helped guide me through every step of the Judicial process.”

    Ryan

  • “More than a lawyer”

    Joe

  • “This Legal Team did a fantastic job for me”

    Donald

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