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Daniell Law Firm LLC

The Daniell Law Firm has a proven track record of success in the areas of wrongful death, criminal defense, and family law. Mr. David Daniell is a member of the Georgia and Florida Bar, and is a honor graduate of Florida State University School of Law. His practice focuses on Wrongful Death and Criminal Defense. Mrs. Jocelyn Daniell is a member of the Georgia Bar and a graduate of Mercer University School of Law. Her practice focuses on Family Law.

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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2014

David Daniell wins acquittal on all charges

Today our client was found not guilty on all charges following a jury trial that began Monday with selection of the jury members. Read more here:

Jury acquits Warner Robins man of 2012 shooting

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 2014

Jocelyn Daniell Voted Best of the Best

Jocelyn P. Daniell, Attorney at Daniell Law Firm, LLC, was voted one of the best attorneys in the Warner Robins & Surrounding Counties area by readers of the Macon Telegraph. She was ranked 2nd in the 2014 “Best Attorney” section. The results were printed in the Sunday section of the June 22, 2014 issue of the Macon Telegraph.

Click Here for a link to the results.

Jocelyn P. Daniell has been serving clients in the middle Georgia area since 2008 when she opened the firm. She is the immediate past president of the Houston County Bar Association, having served as president in 2013.

FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 2014

New Georgia Laws Affect Adoptions

On January 1, 2014, new laws went into effect clarifying and even changing the ways that the Juvenile courts terminate parental rights in Georgia. This will, in our opinion, have a significant impact on agency adoptions, stepparent adoptions, grandparent adoptions, and other relative adoptions, in particular. The new laws are more specific as to evidence the courts will consider which indicates the noncustodial parent has abandoned the child.

In adoptions, parental consent is required unless grounds exist to terminate a parent’s rights. We tend to see a lot of these situations when noncustodial parents fail to pay child support or when noncustodial parents fail to exercise visitation regularly. The new laws address these issues in a way which places more responsibility on the noncustodial parent to exercise visitation and pay their child support. Otherwise, the custodial parent can petition to terminate the noncustodial parent’s rights which if granted paves the way for a stepparent adoption. This also affects grandparent and relative adoptions.

If you are in one of these situations, please give us a call and set up a free adoption consultation. We enjoy helping create and strengthen families and would be honored to help you in making sure that the children in your care are being properly parented.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 2011

Arrested in Houston County, Peach County, Bibb County or Crawford County?

Remember these 10 Rules

  1. Remain silent. Do not say anything to the Police, other than to ask to speak with your attorney immediately. You have the right to not answer any questions.
  2. Do not give your consent (permission) for anyone to search anything that belongs to you. Also, do not give anything over to the police voluntarily.
  3. Immediately seek out the advice of an attorney. Call Daniell Law Firm, LLC for legal advice based on experience.
  4. Do not discuss your case with your family, friends, or anyone you encounter while incarcerated. Only discuss your case with your attorney.
  5. Keep in mind that no one in the criminal justice system has the job of protecting your rights except for YOUR attorney. Law enforcement officers, guards at the jail, bailiffs, clerks, and judges all have important roles to play which can affect your cases but they do not work for you and are not there to help you. Only your attorney has taken an oath to protect your interests. Do not trust anyone’s advice other than that of your attorney.
  6. Identify and obtain contact information for any witnesses who are favorable to your case. Make contact with them without making any incriminating statements in the process.
  7. Research attorneys before choosing one. Go to http://www.houstonda.org/ and look up cases we have handled on the public case access. Look at the types of cases we regularly handle, and most importantly our results. Our proven track record of success extends from Miami to North Georgia. Google us, and compare.
  8. Choose an attorney who you trust and who has the experience to handle your case. Ask your attorney how many cases like yours they have handled before, and what their results were. Your good name and freedom are at stake; there is simply nothing more important.
  9. Do not agree to enter a guilty plea without first consulting an attorney. The attorneys of Daniell Law Firm, LLC may be able to obtain a resolution of your case which is far better than what you are being offered.
  10. DON’T PLEA GUILTY BEFORE YOU HAVE SPOKEN TO AN EXPERIENCED ATTORNEY THAT YOU TRUST.

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