Georgia divorce attorney Delia T. Crouch makes it her professional goal to secure the right result for all of her clients. Lengthy legal procedures can draw out a divorce, making it difficult for individuals and their families to endure. Delia T. Crouch is experienced with Georgia divorce. She informs her clients on the progress of the case and discusses all possible tactics with them. Delia T. Crouch works one-on-one with clients to aggressively represent the best interests of you and your family in court. She earned an A.B. from the University of Georgia before attending Mercer University, Walter F. George School of Law, where she earned her J.D.

Attorney Alexandria “Ally” Crouthamel does two things for her clients: She works hard to build a relationship with them and understand what they need and want. Then, she fights – with passion and perseverance – for what matters to them. People rely on her for legal help when they need it. Her love of helping people with legal challenges stretches back to her undergraduate days, when she held jobs in the Berks County Forensic Unit . Ally received her law degree from the Widener University Delaware Law School, where she received the prestigious Alexander V. Sarcoine, Jr. Memorial Award, which is presented to the graduating student displaying the greatest aptitude for the area of criminal law. During law school, she was president of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Society, was published in the Delaware Journal of Corporate Law, and was a member of the First Generation Law School Students Organization.

Alexandra practices law throughout the State of Indiana. Her practice focuses on the things that matter, families and children. As a previous educator, she brings invaluable experience to her focus practice areas of Family and Education Law. She represents parents of kids with special needs and who have been otherwise marginalized and fights hard to make sure they are treated equally and with dignity and respect. The schools she works with have a high commitment to serving underserved populations and closing the achievement gap. She has high expertise in education laws, special education law, and special needs guardianships. Her practice concentrates on working with families to ensure stability and success despite the issues they are striving to overcome. This includes families that are in transition due to marriage dissolutions or divorces and with families seeking to protect their child(ren)'s interests by seeking custody modifications, child support changes, and with other family law needs. She is a frequent speaker throughout the State of Indiana and is highly regarded by her clients and colleagues. Please call her for a consultation today.