Flat fees. Plain English. A direct line to your attorney — not a paralegal, not a receptionist loop. The Calloway Firm helps CSRA families and small business owners get their affairs in order before a crisis forces their hand.
Why You've Been Putting This Off
Most people don't call a lawyer until something goes wrong — because most firms have made it expensive and uncomfortable to call earlier. We built this firm to fix exactly that.
Every quote you got felt vague, expensive, or both. So it stayed on the list.
Our answer: Flat-fee estate planning, priced on our website, completed in two meetings.
You're running the company. You don't have time to interview five attorneys to find out.
Our answer: A one-hour business legal audit — flat fee, written summary, plain English.
Every firm says "it depends." None of them ever finish that sentence.
Our answer: If it depends, we tell you on what. Then we give you a number.
What We Handle
We stay focused so we can stay good. Every service below is flat-fee unless it genuinely can't be — and if it can't, we tell you exactly why on the first call.
Wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and advance directives — done once, done right, in plain English you can re-read in five years and still understand.
LLC formation, operating agreements, contracts, and a legal audit so you stop wondering whether you're exposed. We work like outside counsel — without big-firm rates.
Divorce, custody, and modifications — handled with someone in your corner who explains the process up front and doesn't string it out for billable hours.
Why Clients Stay
We're a boutique firm by design. That means we don't take every case, and we don't pretend to do everything. What we do do, we do like this:
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Estate planning and business formation are priced upfront on our website. You know the total before you sign anything. No retainer mystery, no end-of-month surprises.
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Licensed in both Georgia and South Carolina — rare for a boutique firm, uniquely valuable in the CSRA where families and businesses regularly straddle the state line.
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Every client gets the attorney's cell number at intake. Not a paralegal. Not a receptionist. The lawyer who is actually doing the work.
The Next Step
Twenty minutes, no pressure. We'll tell you whether you need a lawyer, what the work would cost, and roughly how long it would take. If we're not the right fit, we'll say so.
In Their Words
People who used to dread calling a lawyer.
The compliment we hear most often isn't about a legal outcome — it's about feeling like a person, not a file number.