Georgia Criminal Defense Attorneys.
Trusted Criminal Defense in Atlanta and Surrounding Counties for Over 15 Years — Fiercely Protecting Your Rights, Freedom, and Future.

Criminal Defense Attorneys Representing Atlanta and Surrounding Counties.
TDE Criminal Defense Attorneys, P.C. is a local, family‑owned law firm that has proudly served the Atlanta and surrounding counties for over 15 years.
Our firm is dedicated exclusively to criminal defense, providing aggressive, personalized representation in a broad spectrum of matters, ranging from misdemeanors to serious felonies.
We combine deep local knowledge with seasoned courtroom experience to protect your rights and pursue the best possible outcome.
Whether you are confronting charges for the first time or seeking to contest a lengthy record, we bring enthusiasm and strategic insight to every case. We recognize the stress and uncertainty that criminal allegations create, and we are prepared to guide you, fight for your freedom, and safeguard your future.
Georgia Criminal Defense Services
Theft
Being charged with theft in Georgia can mean penalties ranging from a misdemeanor year in jail to a felony twenty-year sentence, tied to the property’s value. Our firm covers offenses such as theft by taking, receiving, deception, services, and shoplifting, and notes rising larceny theft, motor vehicle theft, and heavy retail losses. We fight charges by probing police methods, contesting valuations, and pursuing alternatives that protect your record. Early legal guidance helps curb penalties and anxiety.
Violent Crimes
Violent charges in Georgia bring penalties ranging from a year in jail for simple assault to life or death for murder, plus civil-rights losses and lasting career and housing fallout. Our firm defends battery, aggravated assault, armed robbery, and homicide by probing police conduct, disputing evidence, and negotiating lower charges or sentences. We tailor defenses such as self defense, mistaken identity, or lack of intent, and early counsel helps avoid harsh minimums.