About William R.
William R. Pike is a Georgia-educated lawyer who built his practice around family law and local bar leadership. He earned his J.D. from Georgia State University College of Law after completing a Bachelor of Business Administration at the University of Georgia. That combination of legal training and business background informs how he approaches client matters and courtroom strategy.
Pike is an active member of the State Bar of Georgia and participates in county-level bar organizations. He belongs to the Cobb County Bar Association's Family Law Section and has served as president of the Paulding County Bar Association. Colleagues describe him as someone who takes an engaged role in the local legal community, balancing case work with organizational responsibilities.
Over the years he has handled a range of domestic relations matters. His work covers divorce, child custody and support, and related domestic issues. He represents clients in settlement negotiations, mediations and contested hearings. Pike approaches cases with an emphasis on practical outcomes. He aims to limit needless litigation while preparing thoroughly for court when settlement is not an option.
He maintains an office in Dallas and meets clients there. The office serves individuals and families who need counsel on legal separation, property division and parenting plans. Pike's courtroom experience is complemented by regular participation in the Family Law Section of the Cobb County Bar Association, where he keeps current on procedural changes and local practice trends.
Pike's role as past president of the Paulding County Bar Association reflects a willingness to take on administrative and leadership tasks. He has overseen local bar initiatives and events that connect lawyers across the county. That governance work gives him a perspective on how court systems and community resources intersect with family law matters.
Clients and peers note his steady presence in regional courts and bar activities. He balances negotiation skills with preparation for trial. He represents individuals who need both short-term guidance and long-term planning through family law transitions.
He currently practices out of a Dallas office and concentrates his work on family law matters.
