Thrift McLemore

Thrift McLemore is a mid-sized law firm based in Georgia, recognized for legal excellence, ethical advocacy, and practical problem-solving across business law, real estate, estate planning, and litigation. The firm is built on a collaborative model that avoids silos, allowing attorneys across practice areas to work seamlessly together. This integrated approach supports efficient strategies and well-rounded legal solutions for businesses, individuals, and families navigating complex legal matters.

Thrift McLemore is nationally recognized for its strength in corporate and commercial law, earning inclusion in the Chambers USA Regional Spotlight Guide 2026 as one of Georgia’s leading mid-sized law firms. Additional distinctions include recognition from Super Lawyers and Best Lawyers, as well as professional excellence awards that reflect consistent performance and trusted results. These honors underscore a reputation for high-quality legal counsel and sound judgment.

Thrift McLemore offers comprehensive business law services spanning every stage of the business lifecycle. Legal guidance includes entity formation, governance, contract drafting and negotiation, mergers and acquisitions, partnership and shareholder disputes, intellectual property protection, business buyouts, tax-efficient exit strategies, and succession planning. This experience supports business owners ranging from first-time entrepreneurs to established companies focused on growth and long-term stability.

Thrift McLemore maintains a robust real estate practice serving buyers, sellers, landlords, developers, and property owners. Representation covers commercial and residential transactions, leasing, zoning and land-use, construction disputes, quiet-title actions, partition matters, evictions, and real estate litigation. Attorneys address both transactional and contentious matters with careful preparation and a focus on protecting investments.

Thrift McLemore provides customized estate planning services designed to bring clarity, confidence, and long-term security. Legal solutions include wills, trusts, powers of attorney, advance directives, special needs trusts, asset protection trusts, and planning for blended families and business owners. Estate planning guidance is frequently provided during major life transitions, including family growth, business expansion, and care for aging relatives.