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Lawyers

The lawyers you'll see on screen

Your case has one lawyer from the first call to the last letter, and you'll have their direct email.

  • Laverne Marchbanks, in a gray plaid blazer and white shirt, standing with her arms folded against a plain wall

    Laverne Marchbanks

    Founding attorney

    Laverne started the firm to give people facing the IRS a price before a promise, and a lawyer who explains the letter in plain words.

  • Alvin Ballentine, in a black suit and tie, standing with his arms folded against a plain wall

    Alvin works with owners of small businesses that fell behind on payroll or sales tax: restaurants, repair shops, cleaning crews, contractors.

  • Ishita Kothari, in a dark blazer and black top, standing with one hand on her hip against a white backdrop

    Ishita Kothari

    Associate attorney

    Ishita helps executors and families sort out a parent's tax affairs: estate returns, unfiled years, and old balances that turn up after a death.

Why we work this way

We started the firm after watching people put off opening IRS mail because they couldn't guess what a lawyer would cost. So the price comes first, in writing, and the first call is free.

We meet by video because most clients can't take a morning off to sit in a downtown office. Someone in Valdosta or Dalton gets the same lawyer, the same fee and the same answers as someone on Auburn Avenue.

Meet one of us on a call

The free call is 30 minutes, by video, with the lawyer who'd handle your case.