About Brett Willis
Called “a relentless defender” by The Daily Report – Brett has been trying and winning the most difficult and serious cases since 2005 . His ability to win those cases has earned him a national reputation.
He has been practicing criminal law exclusively since 2005 and has successfully defended over 2,500 clients (saving an estimated 10,000 years for his clients).
What motivates Brett to do this work is simple: he understands what it is like to have your entire world turned upside down in an instant.
Latest Articles
Georgia DUI After a Football Watch Party: When the Drive Home Leads to Criminal Charges
DUI
A Georgia DUI after a football watch party can lead to criminal charges even if your blood alcohol concentration (BAC)…
Thanksgiving DUI in Georgia: Arrest, License Suspension, Court, and Defense
DUI
A Thanksgiving DUI arrest in Georgia may lead to criminal proceedings, jail exposure, and a separate administrative driver’s license suspension.…
Georgia Disorderly Conduct Charges After a Bar or Halloween Party
Criminal Defense
Georgia disorderly conduct charges can follow a confrontation at a bar, Halloween party, or private gathering, but an argument or…
DUI With a Minor Passenger in Georgia: Why Parents Can Face Multiple Criminal Charges
DUI
A DUI with a minor passenger in Georgia can lead to a separate child endangerment charge when the passenger is…
Halloween Party Drug Charges in Georgia: Who Can Police Arrest When Drugs Are Found?
Drug Possession
If police find drugs at a Halloween party in Georgia, they cannot automatically treat every person nearby as the owner…
Georgia DUI After a Football Game: When a Tailgate Becomes a Traffic Stop
DUI
A Georgia DUI after a football game can begin with a traffic stop, a lawfully operated checkpoint, a parking-lot encounter,…
Georgia Haunted House and Fall Festival Arrests: What Happens From Booking to Court
Criminal Defense
If you are arrested at a haunted house, fall festival, county fair, Halloween event, or similar seasonal gathering in Georgia,…
Felony vs. Misdemeanor in Georgia: Key Differences
Criminal Defense
There is no fixed number of misdemeanors that automatically becomes a felony in Georgia. A charge becomes a felony only…
How Many Points Suspend Your License in Georgia?
Traffic Offense
Georgia generally suspends an adult driver who accumulates 15 or more points within 24 months. Younger-driver rules are different: a…
Pretrial Diversion in Georgia: Eligibility & How It Works
Criminal Defense
Pretrial diversion is a prosecutor-supervised alternative that may allow an eligible person to resolve a criminal charge without a conviction…
