About
Lauren Bryant graduated Magna Cum Laude from the University of Georgia in 2004 with dual degrees in Psychology and Criminal Justice. She attended Florida State University College of Law (2005-2006), participating in Moot Court and two criminal journals, before shifting to Georgia State University College of Law, in which she earned her Juris Doctor in 2008. After nearly 15 years with a small company focusing on probate, she opened her own practice in 2021, specializing in probate and property making plans.
Before law college, Lauren turned into a social employee advocating for adults with developmental disabilities. During law faculty, she interned with the Metro-Atlanta Task Force for the Homeless and the Georgia Advocacy Office, furthering her willpower to advocacy. Her paintings as a Guardian advert Litem spans multiple Georgia probate courts and federal court, in which she represents kids and adults with unique needs in guardianship, conservatorship, and probate instances. In 2022, she have become a element-time judge for Fulton County Probate Court, addressing guardianship/conservatorship instances and supporting reduce the pandemic backlog.
Lauren has been recognized for her prison paintings, along with awards from the Georgia Pro Bono Project (2009, 2010), a spot in Georgia Trend s Legal Elite (2014), and being named a Super Lawyers Rising Star (2022). She often speaks at CLEs on probate and Guardian ad Litem topics.
Her criminal exercise consists of guardianships, conservatorships, property administration, year’s guide petitions, inheritor determinations, and drafting complex property plans, which include special needs trusts.
Lauren lives in Suwanee, Georgia, with her husband, 3 kids, two cats, and a canine. In her uncommon unfastened time, she enjoys actual crime podcasts, British crime dramas, and thrift shopping. Despite her top, she’s in no way performed basketball.
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