Law Office of J Mark Shelnutt and William Kendrick - Columbus (GA)

1 /5 Dshuante MOSLEY: Absolutely horrible. Communication is key and we haven’t heard anything from shellnut. You call to leave a message, the mailbox full. You call and get no answer.

5 /5 Havesta Peeler: Mr. Shellnutt is a very good attorney. He helped me when hardly anyone else could. And i was in very deep. He knows his craft and i highly recommend him to anyone who needs assistance.

5 /5 Ideanna Mcpherson: This Law Firm Is Amazing. Very Knowledgeable Of The Law. I Wouldnt Want Anyone Else Representing Me Or My Family In The Court Room. Thank You So Much. Mark Shelnut And William Kendrick. Eternally Greatful

5 /5 Keesha Blount-Fields: When I say that I believe Mr. Kendrick is not only one of the best lawyers but in the US I mean that whole heartedly. He’s what they call a “pit bull” in the courtroom and he fights hard to get the best possible outcome for his clients. He also has a great solid team I give this law firm a 10/10!

1 /5 BIGGS Gourmet Treats: I would not recommend this office to anyone that can afford a top notch law firm. I was totally screwed over. I had a charge that stemmed from 25 years ago to this date from the state of NJ when i was 19 years old, after going back and fourth to court for 4 years during this time in the state of Georgia. Mr.Shelnutt made me accept a plea bargin to become a convicted felon in the state of Georgia, trying to convince me that Ive slid through life with my misdemeanor charges in between this time. Not to mention I have worked for the consolidated government doing security, I was able to get my ABC license as well as worked for the muscogee county school board in which no convicted felon can work for any school system or state positions in the state of Georgia no matter how old it is or the stipulations of it. But let them tell it, Ive dodged bullets all these years the reason Ive worked and been able to maneuver through life without this extra burden. Now that Ive been made to accept this burden it has really limited me on the things I can and can not do. Ive never been through anything like this before until now. Im not a violent or habitual criminal, but now Im forced to live with the fact that as of 2024 Im now labeled as a convicted felon in the state of Georgia.