Olga Izmaylova
100% Criminal Defense
I specialize in criminal defense. I have never practiced any other type of law and, honestly, I don’t think I ever will. My mom always tells me that ever since I was young, I hated seeing anyone being picked on and I would immediately jump to their defense. My disdain for bullies has turned into my passion for protecting people’s rights and fighting for justice. Regardless of guilt or innocence, in my opinion, each person deserves to be treated with decency and respect. Nothing is more upsetting to me than watching prosecutors take advantage of vulnerable people. Which is why I believe it is my job to make sure that police and prosecutors are lawfully doing their jobs.
My clients trust me because they know I am 100% on their side and I am dedicated to getting the best possible outcome for them. My practice is to keep my clients informed of the status of their cases. I like to discuss defense strategies and get input from my clients because I want my clients to be involved in their defense and be comfortable with the way their case is being handled. I’m not the kind of attorney that does what I think is best, regardless of how my client feels. I take my job very seriously because being responsible for someone else’s freedom is no joke. If you are looking for an experienced criminal defense attorney, who will protect you and fight for your freedom, your search is over. I am here to help.
- Criminal Law
- Drug Crimes, Fraud, Gun Crimes, Internet Crimes, Sex Crimes, Theft, Violent Crimes
- Domestic Violence
- Domestic Violence Criminal Defense
- DUI & DWI
- Drug Crimes
- Civil Forfeiture
- Probation Violations
- Theft Crimes
- Sex Crimes
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Free Consultation
My firm offers free 30 minute phone consultations. Book online at: https://sabbakandizmaylova.cliogrow.com/book/73878827c86f59f4185d5432580fb177 -
Credit Cards Accepted
Visa, American Express, Discover, and Mastercard.
- Georgia
- State Bar of Georgia
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- English: Spoken, Written
- Russian: Spoken, Written
- Managing Partner
- Atlanta Criminal Defense Team | Sabbak & Izmaylova, P.C.
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- Assistant Public Defender
- Georgia Public Defender Council
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- University of Miami School of Law
- J.D. (2012)
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- Honors: Graduated Cum Laude
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- University System of Georgia - Georgia State University
- B.A. (2009) | Political Science
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- 2023 Georgia Rising Stars for Criminal Defense
- Super Lawyers
- Top 100 Criminal Defense Lawyers
- National Trial Lawyers
- Best of Georgia Criminal Defense Firms of 2022
- Georgia Business Journal
- Top 100 Criminal Defense Attorneys
- America's Top 100
- 2022 Georgia Rising Stars for Criminal Defense
- Super Lawyers
- America's Top 100
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- Super Lawyers
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- Activities: Selected to the Georgia Super Lawyers Rising Stars in Criminal Defense for 2018-2019
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- National Academy of Criminal Defense Attorneys
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- American Institute of Criminal Law Attorneys
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- Georgia Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
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- North Fulton Bar Association
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- The National Trial Lawyers
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- State Bar of Georgia # 666858
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- Georgia Association for Women Lawyers
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- Website
- Atlanta Criminal Defense Team
- Q. I got a ticket for failing to maintain lane. What happened was an officer turned his lights on and turned side ways
- A: It sounds like you need to hire an attorney and enter a Not Guilty Plea. An attorney could obtain additional evidence in the case, such as dash cam or body cam videos, if those are available. An attorney would also advise you on the defenses that are available and the likely outcomes in your case. My law firm provides free consultations in criminal matters, if you are interested in speaking with an attorney.
- Q. Once a police report is made for domestic violence, is it up to victim whether charges are pressed or is it up to the DA
- A: Once the State gets involved in prosecuting the case, it is up to the State whether to proceed with the charges. However, usually, the prosecutor will take the victim's position regarding further prosecution into account when deciding whether to proceed with the case.
