Kevin Raymond Fisher

I was charged with a very serious misdemeanor offense. My family and I retained Kevin Fisher and his firm. Kevin did a great job in always being available to us with any questions. He timely returned all of our calls and emails. Kevin did everything he could in order to put me in the best positio...n possible. I know he cared about my case and about me.

Kevin Fisher represented me and he did a fantastic job. He arrived before I did at every court appointment. He returned my phone calls and emails with haste. Kevin got me the minimum amount of charges given a difficult case. I would recommend to anyone who has legal trouble. He is a bull dog and will... fight for you.

I received tickets for Failure to Obey a Stop Sign, 2 tickets on different days for Expired Tag from 8 years ago, Expired License Plate from 5 years ago. I had missed court dates too!! Unbeknownst to me, there was a warrant for my arrest and my license was possibly suspended. Through a friend I wa...s referred to Kevin Fisher. In essence, Kevin is a “Rock Star.” He met me at court; arrived before the building was open to the public. He knew the police officers, bailiffs, court staff, staff in the clerk’s office. He was well recognized and extremely respected. Kevin walked me through my entire ordeal. He was able to get two charges dismissed, the stop sign violation to a no-point violation and I plead guilty to just one no tag/decal. He also walked me to the clerk’s office to pay and get the proper documents to take to the Georgia DMV. He even met me at the DMV to make sure I was being taken care of when I arrived. I could not have asked for a better experience. Thanks Kevin!!!

Mr Fisher handled my case very professionally and I would highly recommend his services to anyone. I google and my sister google - she located Atty Fisher's office and so did I - that was confirmation for me - he was the one. He showed up on time and made me aware of everything I needed to do along ...the way. If I could give him 100 stars - I would.

I contacted Kevin on a referral from a friend. Two days before I contacted him I'd blown a .232 after being pulled over. He listened to my account of the arrest and took my case. He was very upfront about not being able to promise a miracle, but assured me that he would do everything he could to get ...me the minimum penalties. During this initial phone call we also worked out a payment plan that included a down payment and monthly payments until he was paid in full. The first step was making sure that I got to keep my license prior to my court date. He e-mailed over some paperwork, and I filled it out and returned it to him. He made sure that everything was filed appropriately. This was just the first of many things he did to make sure that I could keep going on with my life and job in an otherwise normal way. Being expertly familiar with these kinds of cases Kevin predicted the terms of my probation sentence. He helped guide me through what DUI class I should complete, how many hours of community service I'd need to complete, and put me in touch with a professional that would do a drug and alcohol evaluation. This is invaluable. If you wait until you are sentenced, the timeline for completing what amounts to several weeks of service and classes would demand missing work or spending months and months on probation, neither of which were an option for me. The several months I had to complete everything ensured that I could get everything done without missing any work at all. Throughout the process Kevin kept me up to date with where we were with the case. He knew it would be hard to get in touch with me by phone throughout the day, so he honored my preference for e-mails. During the pre-court period there were a few nights that I called him with questions between 8-10pm, and no matter what he was doing, he'd answer the phone. One night I interrupted an evening when he was out to dinner. Regardless, he took a few minutes to talk to me, and ensured he'd follow up with an e-mail the next morning. Before I even got to work my phone buzzed, and I looked down to the promised e-mail, answering all of my questions. A week before my court date Kevin had me visit his office so that I could see his final evaluation of my case. This was a great capstone leading into what was my first court date for an arrest. I walked out of his office feeling like he really had looked at every angle of the case. During the night of my court date Kevin showed up early, and we talked in the parking lot before walking into the building. We talked about my personal life, my job, music, and just kind of joked around. Looking back I think he sensed how nervous I was, and his goal was to put me at ease. Once we walked in it was obvious that Kevin is a well respected member of the legal community. He knew the police officers in the room, seemed to know each of the court's staff members, and greeted fellow attorneys. While individuals without representation scurried around the room trying to find and fill out the required paperwork, Kevin directed me to a chair and handled everything. Once we got into the courtroom Kevin guided me through where I needed to be seated, coached me in how to address the judge, and when I stood in front of the judge he gave a very genuine account of the work I'd put in during the months prior to the arraignment. He vouched personally for my character, and insisted that I understood I'd made a mistake, and that I understood the severity of my crime. I walked out with the minimum sentence. No jail time, and all aspects of my probation completed ahead of time (except showing up monthly). Aside from having an understanding of the law, I always felt like Kevin understood what it feels like to be a good person who's made a mistake. I expected good legal representation, but was floored by Kevin's comforting and personal nature.