Over the past 23 years, Adam has become the elite of Atlanta and Georgia trial lawyers and litigators. Adam has won major cases in every single area of his Civil and Criminal Trial Practice in Georgia. He has dominated Atlanta and Georgia Courtrooms in the most complex national custody cases to million dollar verdicts to beating the Federal Government in criminal trials. His current practice areas include all simple and complex Georgia family law matters including but not limited to divorce, child custody, child support, modifications, visitation, paternity, prenuptial agreements, mediation, LGBT family rights, division of property, contempt, alimony and spousal support. His past experience, which enhanced his courtroom skills, includes simple and catastrophic auto accidents & personal injury, major medical malpractice, simple and complex criminal defense, and breach of contract. During his 20 year career, Adam has litigated, tried, settled and won thousands of cases to conclusion in Federal, Superior, State and Magistrate courts (both statewide and nationally). With his past jury verdict in the amount of $1, 060, 000.00, Adam achieved elite status as one of the few lawyers in the State of Georgia who has won major trials in all of his areas of both civil and criminal trial practice.
Adam obtained his J.D. from Loyola University School of Law in New Orleans. There, he was President of the Loyola Law School Board of Advocates and was a member of the National Trial Team, where he won the first championship in Loyola Law school history. He also coached and won with the Association of Trial Lawyers of America trial team, and the Louisiana State Bar Trial Team, where he was named champion.
Adam was raised in Atlanta, Georgia. He obtained a B.A. in Rhetoric at the University of Georgia. There, he advocated as counsel for the UGA Defender-Advocate Society, where his talent was highly recognized and rewarded. Adam was also a member of Omicron Delta Kappa (an elite national leadership honor society) and Leadership UGA (top student leaders). During his studies he was named a Richard B. Russell Leadership Fellow.
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Ryan Castellon is one of the top and most elite family lawyers in Georgia. Ryan handles more family law trials annually than practically any lawyer in the State of Georgia. Ryan manages our multi lawyer team, and personally ensures that every client receives top shelf representation. Exclusively practicing family law for the entirety of his practice, Ryan is devoted to helping his clients with determination, honesty and integrity. His current practice areas include all simple and complex Georgia Family Law matters including but not limited to divorce, child custody, child support, modifications, visitation, paternity, prenuptial agreements, mediation, LGBT family rights, division of property, contempt, alimony, temporary protective order defense and prosecution as well as any and all DFCS matters. Ryan provides a strong and clear voice in the court room and is familiar with not only judges in the metro area but throughout the entire state. Ryan has been in hundreds of hearings and mediations and understands the intricacies of this complex process. If you have a question, he has an answer.
Ryan was raised in Dover, Delaware. He obtained a B.A. in Political Science at Washington College. There, he played men’s lacrosse for the consistently nationally ranked program.
After relocating to Georgia, Ryan obtained his J.D. from Georgia State University College of Law in Atlanta. There, he engaged in various opportunities to hone his craft such as working under top family lawyers in the Atlanta area as well as a Family Law Judge. He honed his skills in negotiation through working as mediator in the Landlord Tenant Court of Fulton County.
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John Evans is an elite family lawyer who tries hundreds of family law matters annually throughout Georgia. Originally from Atlanta, John attended Erskine College, graduating with a B.A. in Political Science. There he honed his skills of advocacy and debate through his membership and eventual leadership of the Euphemian Literary Society. During his tenure, the Euphemian Debate Team was undefeated.
John returned to Atlanta to attend Georgia State University College of Law. He won the “Excellence in Advocacy” award for his mock trial prowess, and was a leader in the Capital Defender Clinic, assisting the best Criminal Defense Attorneys in Georgia as they fought for those facing the death penalty.
John fights tirelessly for every single client at Jaffe Family Law, and logs countless miles and hours attending court all over Georgia. He is thrilled to have the opportunity to truly help people on a daily basis.
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Simone is from many places across the eastern United States, but grew up mostly in the Maryland suburbs of Washington, D.C. She attended Towson University in Baltimore, earning a BA in International Studies, and then moved to South Florida where she earned a Dean’s Merit scholarship to Florida International University College of Law. While in law school, Simone interned for a legal aid organization, and worked for a highly respected family law litigator in Miami, all while being involved in student organizations such as the Women’s Law Society and the Stonewall Legal Alliance. She graduated in 2018 with her J.D., and earned the Certificate for Meritorious Service for the Pro Bono work she completed while in law school.
Since moving to Atlanta in 2019, Simone has worked in consumer bankruptcy and juvenile dependency. She is admitted to practice law throughout the state of Georgia and in the federal court for the Northern District of Georgia.
Born and raised in Gulfport, Mississippi, Thomas went on to receive a B.A. in Political Science from University of Mississippi before working for an estate planning company in Memphis, Tennessee. He then obtained his J.D. from the University of Mississippi School of Law. While in law school, Thomas worked for a high-performance family law office on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, as well as several pro bono family law clinics, specializing in divorce, child custody and the division of property. He has a strong passion for helping people and works tirelessly and fiercely to reach his clients’ desired outcomes.
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Janay is originally from Pittsburgh, PA but grew up mostly in the Western suburbs of Chicago, IL. She attended the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, earning a BA in Sociology, and minored in both Spanish for the Legal Professions, and Social and Economic Justice while being captain of the Collegiate Mock Trial Team. She attended the University of Minnesota Law School where she earned her J.D. and specialized in Family Law. While in law school, she interned with an 11thCircuit Federal District Court Judge, the Florida Department of Children & Families, and a highly renowned family law litigator in Alpharetta, as well as participating in Mock Trial, Moot Court, and the Black Law Student Association all while remaining on the Dean’s List. She also tried both Family Law and Juvenile cases as a Student Attorney of the Minnesota Child Advocacy & Juvenile Justice Clinic.
Janay is extremely devoted to fervently and bilingually advocating for her clients throughout their entire case with Jaffe Family Law in both Spanish and English.
Originally from Albuquerque, NM McCoy served the United States Army for three years after high school. He then went on to attend college at the New Mexico Military Institute where he received his Bachelor’s in Business with a Concentration in Management Information Systems .
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“I learned from Walter (Williston) about having the courage to take risks and to take on issues that need to be worked over.”
HAMILTON—One isn’t long in the company of Hamilton lawyer John Evans — a minute or so will do — before realizing he’s an inveterate yarn-spinner.
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See that time-worn wooden table serving handsomely as the desk in his office looking out toward Hamilton Harbour? Got it in Spain in 1971. A peasant’s dinner table. Cost him $200. It was shipped over to Canada in an enormous crate “you could have buried Franco in.”
John Evans thinks — and speaks — in that sort of vivid, often irreverent imagery, telling tales in pipes that sound to have been aged in a fine single malt.
He drops easy historical and literary allusion of a sort not usually found in the legal canon, from Michael Ondaatje to Tom Wolfe to feminist icon Betty Friedan.
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He slips enthusiastically into the dialects of, say, a southern matron or mannered Rosedale type, or he springs from his office chair to embellish a story with the pantomime of a glad-handing politician.
If, in coming from an Ontario family of long legal pedigree, John Evans was probably destined for a career in the law, it was also likely ordained that, having summered in Orillia as a boy in the company of Stephen Leacock, he would bring to the bar a distinctive sensibility, an acute eye for human nature and a decided taste for fun.
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