About Carrie
Carrie Oxendine practices bankruptcy law in Atlanta, Georgia, where she is known for her dedication to clients facing financial challenges. She joined the Georgia State Bar in 2004, starting her commitment to helping individuals and businesses handle the requirements of bankruptcy. The firm she is associated with operates multiple offices across the state, including locations in Dalton, Conyers, Cartersville, Rome, Newnan, Kennesaw, Morrow, Gainesville, Duluth, and Douglasville. This extensive reach allows her to assist clients from various communities, ensuring that legal support is accessible to those in need. Carrie earned her Juris Doctor (J.D.) from the University of Florida Levin College of Law in 2004.
Prior to her legal education, she completed her undergraduate studies at the University of Central Florida, where she received a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in 2000. This solid educational foundation gave her the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively handle the details of bankruptcy law. Most of her work involves representing clients in Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy cases, where she assists both individuals and businesses in restructuring their debts and finding relief from financial burdens. The process of bankruptcy is often complex, and Carrie guides her clients through each step. Cases typically progress from initial consultations to filing petitions, attending creditor meetings, and addressing any objections that may arise.
Her experience working with various law firms specializing in bankruptcy and consumer protection prior to establishing her practice in Atlanta has been invaluable. This background developed her advocacy skills — As a result, the attorney can navigate often challenging situations with confidence and expertise. Carrie's approach to legal practice is client-centered — She focuses on understanding each client's unique circumstances, tailoring solutions to meet their needs. This personalized attention not only helps in devising effective strategies but also fosters a trusting relationship between her and her clients. In addition to her legal work, Carrie is an active member of several professional organizations, including the Atlanta Bar Association, the Southeastern Bankruptcy Institute, and the National Association for Consumer Bankruptcy Lawyers.
Her involvement in the Metro Atlanta Consumer Bankruptcy Lawyers group further enhances her professional network and allows her to share best practices with peers in the field. Beyond her legal practice, Carrie is committed to community engagement and educational outreach. She often participates in initiatives aimed at helping individuals understand their rights and options under bankruptcy law. This dedication to public service reflects her belief in empowering clients through knowledge and support. Carrie Oxendine continues to be a advocate for those handling the requirements of bankruptcy in Georgia, ensuring that her clients receive the guidance and assistance they need during difficult times.
