A native of Georgia, Jammie Taire has been in practice since 1998.  Mrs. Taire received an academic scholarship while attending the University of Houston where she graduated with honors.  She went on to study law at Georgia State University College of Law.  While at GSU, Mrs. Taire clerked for Judge Glenda Hatchett and Judge Rodatus. After graduating from GSU, she went on to work for the largest firm in Gwinnett County.  While at the firm, Jammie managed the Will Department and also handled civil litigation defense.  Jammie's primary focus areas are preparing and probating wills, guardianships, healthcare directives and trusts.  Mrs. Taire also handles auto accident and personal injury cases.   Mrs. Taire continues to handle a limited number of family law cases.  She also serves as a part-time magistrate judge in Gwinnett County. Jammie's career choices are very intentional. She chose these areas because she is passionate about helping the community and providing a caring and supportive voice during what can be a difficult transitional period whether it be the death of a loved one or a life changing accident.  Jammie recognizes that this is a time when you need someone who will listen to you and understand that this is a life changing period.  As a solo practitioner she will give you the personal attention that a solo practice can offer.  Mrs. Taire also works closely with other professionals to ensure that you have all resources available to you.