The Federal Criminal Law Center and the Law office of Marcia G. Shein has over 25 years experience in consultation and representation of clients charged with serious federal or Georgia State crimes. Our primary goal is to either get your charges dismissed, obtain an acquittal at trial, negotiate a fair settlement for a reduction of the charges and sentence or to overturn the conviction from trial and or sentencing through the appellate process.

We represent clients who are charged anywhere in the United States or Georgia with a federal crime and those who are charged with serious state crimes in the state of Georgia. Our firm will work hard to protect your legal rights by reviewing your case, listening to your concerns and working toward a favorable outcome.

When a person is charged with a federal or state crime there are other collateral consequences to consider including family concerns. Our job is to counsel the client and the family regarding the difficult process of negotiating the troubled waters of the federal or state criminal justice systems.

If you already are convicted by trial or plea and sentencing you can still obtain relief through appealing your case. Never give up.

We are here to represent you at any stage of your Federal or State criminal case and will work hard to get you the best possible results. Wherever you are and whatever your criminal legal needs the Federal Criminal Law Center is the firm to contact. Our founding attorney Marcia G. Shein is a member of all Federal Circuit Courts of Appeal, the United States Supreme Court, Georgia court of Appeals and Georgia Supreme Court. She is also a member of several District courts and can appear pro hac vice in any Federal court in the United States. She has represented clients from Alaska to Nova Scotia and is ready to represent your legal needs.

Contact Us

Our firm defends people accused of federal crimes in Georgia and across the United States. If you have been charged with any federal crime in any state, we can help you. To contact our office for assistance, call 404-633-3797.