Attorney Shannon D. McDuffie
Shannon D. McDuffie represents clients in debt and family law matters. She joined Robl Law Group in August 2020.
Shannon began bankruptcy practice in 2008, opening her solo practice in Decatur at the start of the great recession. During her career, Shannon has represented hundreds of Chapter 7 and 13 debtors, she has helped numerous entities avoid bankruptcy, and has counseled thousands of Georgians with questions about navigating debt. Her practice expanded to include family law matters in 2014. Shannon focuses on offering practical advice and efficient solutions to her clients.
She has been involved in all aspects of insolvency practice and was selected as one of Georgia Trend Magazine’s “Legal Elite” in Debtor/Creditor Rights and Bankruptcy in 2016.
Ms. McDuffie earned her bachelor’s degree from the University of Georgia and law degree from the American University Washington College of Law in Washington D.C., where she participated in DC Law Students in Court as a student attorney, and served as a Marshall Brennan Constitutional Law Scholar. Shannon has presented at continuing legal education seminars on bankruptcy, student loans, and the intersection of divorce and bankruptcy.
Shannon began bankruptcy practice in 2008, opening her solo practice in Decatur at the start of the great recession. During her career, Shannon has represented hundreds of Chapter 7 and 13 debtors, she has helped numerous entities avoid bankruptcy, and has counseled thousands of Georgians with questions about navigating debt. Her practice expanded to include family law matters in 2014. Shannon focuses on offering practical advice and efficient solutions to her clients.
She has been involved in all aspects of insolvency practice and was selected as one of Georgia Trend Magazine’s “Legal Elite” in Debtor/Creditor Rights and Bankruptcy in 2016.
Ms. McDuffie earned her bachelor’s degree from the University of Georgia and law degree from the American University Washington College of Law in Washington D.C., where she participated in DC Law Students in Court as a student attorney, and served as a Marshall Brennan Constitutional Law Scholar. Shannon has presented at continuing legal education seminars on bankruptcy, student loans, and the intersection of divorce and bankruptcy.