Keenan Parsons.

Keenan Parsons brings a rare perspective to criminal defense, having served the Paulding County legal system from every angle. After earning his law degree from Georgia State University College of Law, he began his career helping run the Paulding County Public Defender's Office as Chief Assistant Public Defender, where he first witnessed the critical need for dedicated, accessible defense.

His journey continued at the Paulding County District Attorney's Office, prosecuting felonies and gaining invaluable insight into how the state builds its cases. He then served as Magistrate Court Judge in the Paulding Judicial Circuit, presiding over warrant applications, bond hearings, preliminary hearings, small claims, and landlord-tenant actions—experiences that provided deep understanding of judicial decision-making.

Now in private practice, Keenan has represented thousands of clients throughout his career, securing hundreds of dismissals and dozens of acquittals at jury trials. His practice spans the full spectrum of criminal law, from defending truancy cases in Juvenile Court to murder trials in Superior Court.

Recognized for his expertise, Keenan is the upcoming co-author of the Westlaw Treatise "Handbook on Georgia Practice with Forms," cementing his position as a thought leader in Georgia criminal law. Admitted to practice in all Georgia courts including the Georgia Court of Appeals, he combines scholarly knowledge with battle-tested courtroom experience.

This unique career path—from defender to prosecutor to judge and back to defender—provides clients with an unparalleled strategic advantage. Keenan doesn't just know the law; he understands how every player in the system thinks, acts, and decides. That complete perspective, combined with genuine passion for justice, drives his commitment to protecting each client's future.