At Young Law Firm, LLC, our founding lawyer is a family law and divorce attorney who has spent more than four decades helping clients across Georgia, including Cobb County, Paulding County, Bartow County and Cherokee county, get favorable outcomes.
Diana Whipkey Young provides compassionate and aggressive representation to her clients and does everything in her power to get their desired case results. Her considerable experience has shown her that pursuing a trial verdict, rather than settling, is sometimes the best option. She creates a courtroom strategy for every case and, if necessary, will not hesitate to take your case to trial.
We strive to make every client’s divorce as painless as possible while still assertively protecting our client’s interests and rights. We have a reputation for being compassionate and understanding when working with clients while being assertive on their behalf.
Founding Attorney Diana Whipkey Young will create a personalized divorce strategy that best suits your case based on a close examination of the facts and her decades of experience.
Diana Whipkey Young is an aggressive and compassionate advocate who for more than 40 years has provided experienced representation to Georgia residents facing complicated and life-changing family law problems. From the Marietta office of Young Law Firm, LLC, she provides knowledgeable guidance to clients in the areas of family law, divorce, criminal defense and personal injury. Our Marietta office represents clients in Cobb County, Paulding County, Bartow County and Cherokee County as well as the surrounding areas.
Thank you for everything during my divorce. You guided me through a very challenging time, you answered all of my questions and made sure that I was taken care of. You and Kellie were amazing and very thoughtful. Thanks to you both for taking care of my affairs!
Diana is undoubtedly one of the best attorney I have used in my 40 years of doing business in any field. I highly recommend her!
She was honest with me about her thoughts in my case and in the end did not agree to things that opposing counsel sought that would have put me in a bad spot which I appreciated.