Keenan Parsons

Keenan Parsons

Keenan Parsons | Paulding County DUI Defense Attorney

Keenan Parsons Law

27 Courthouse Square
Dallas, GA 30132

Phone: 404-984-9780

Website: keenanparsonslaw.com

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About Keenan Parsons

Keenan Parsons is the founder of Keenan Parsons Law, a criminal defense practice based in Paulding County, Georgia. He brings a unique perspective to DUI defense, having served on all sides of the courtroom—as a public defender, prosecutor, and magistrate judge in the Paulding Judicial Circuit before establishing his private practice. This diverse background gives Keenan insight into how law enforcement, prosecutors, and judges approach DUI cases, allowing him to anticipate challenges and craft strategic defenses for his clients. His practice serves clients throughout the Paulding Judicial Circuit, including Paulding County and the greater Northwest Georgia area. A graduate of Georgia State University College of Law, Keenan is committed to protecting his clients' rights and providing vigorous, personalized defense representation. He handles the full spectrum of impaired driving cases, from first-offense DUI to complex matters involving accident reconstruction, field sobriety testing challenges, and constitutional violations.


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