Angie Whiddon has invested more than 20 years helping individuals, families, investors, and business owners navigate complex real estate and estate planning matters with practical, strategic legal guidance. She advises clients on a wide range of issues, including real estate acquisitions and dispositions, ownership and title disputes, leasing matters, contract disputes, probate matters, wills, trusts, and comprehensive estate planning.
Known for her client-centered approach, Angie serves as a trusted advisor throughout every stage of a transaction, dispute, or planning process. She takes the time to understand each client’s goals and develops tailored solutions designed to protect assets, minimize risk, and provide long- term peace of mind. Whether assisting a family with preserving generational wealth, representing a property owner in a real estate dispute, or guiding an investor through a transaction, she combines legal knowledge with practical business insight to help clients make informed decisions.
In her real estate practice, Angie represents buyers, sellers, lenders, investors, property owners, and businesses in a variety of residential and commercial matters. Her experience includes negotiating and structuring transactions, resolving title and boundary disputes, enforcing contractual rights, addressing construction-related disputes, and managing other real estate related litigation. She works to identify potential issues early, protect her clients’ interests, and achieve efficient, cost-effective resolutions whether through negotiation, settlement, or litigation.
In her estate planning practice, Angie works closely with individuals and families to create customized plans that reflect their values and objectives. She prepares wills, revocable and irrevocable trusts, powers of attorney, advance healthcare directives, and related planning documents. She also assists families with probate and estate administration matters, helping them navigate difficult transitions with clarity and confidence.
Clients appreciate Angie’s responsiveness, attention to detail, and practical approach to problem- solving. Clients value her ability to think creatively, cut through unnecessary conflict, and develop practical strategies that align with their goals. She is dedicated to building long-term relationships and helping clients protect what matters most, whether that involves resolving a real estate dispute, protecting valuable assets, preserving family wealth, or planning for future generations.
Angie received her Juris Doctor and Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of Georgia. She is a member of the State Bar of Georgia Real Property Law Section, Elder Law Section, and General Practice and Trial Law Section.