Cartersville, Georgia
About The Mroczko Firm
Most people don't want to need a lawyer. But when something important comes up in your life or business, you want someone who takes it seriously, explains things clearly, and actually returns your calls.
The Mroczko Firm is based in Cartersville and works with clients all over Georgia. We handle real estate, business and corporate law, estate planning, probate, adoptions, and personal injury. That runs from homeowners and local business owners on one end to developers and growth-stage companies on the other.
How we work
You'll actually hear back from us.
Most complaints about lawyers aren't about money, they're about not hearing back. If something comes up with your matter, we call you. You won't have to chase us for an update.
We'll tell you when you don't need us.
Sometimes that means saying a deal isn't as good as it looks, or that you don't actually need what you came in asking for. That costs us a fee here and there, but it's a big reason clients come back.
A first home closing gets the same attention as a major corporate deal.
The size of the matter changes. How carefully we handle it doesn't.
The firm
Built to close deals and solve problems,
whatever the size.
The Mroczko Firm opened in Cartersville to do one thing well: handle the transactions and matters that shape a client's financial future, without the overhead and delay of a bigger firm.
John T. Mroczko advises developers, investors, and growth-oriented companies on complex real estate and corporate transactions. He also runs a more traditional practice out of the firm's Cartersville office, handling real estate closings, estate planning, and probate for families and businesses across Georgia.
Handling real estate, business, and estate matters under one roof means those pieces get coordinated, instead of quoted out separately by three different offices.
That range runs from a first home closing to serving as Georgia counsel for a multibillion-dollar corporate client on acquisition, zoning, financing, and operation of large-scale commercial real estate, and we hold every matter to the same standard regardless of size.
Our Team
The people behind the firm
A closing or a court filing runs through more hands than just the attorney's. Click through below to meet everyone who works on your matter.
What we handle
Practice Areas
Most client matters touch more than one of these. Handling them together is the point.
Real Estate
Residential and commercial closings, leasing, land use, and Georgia counsel work in large-scale corporate and outdoor-advertising real estate.
Learn more →Business & Corporate
Entity formation, operating and buy-sell agreements, and mergers, acquisitions, and complex corporate transactions.
Learn more →Estate Planning
Wills, revocable and irrevocable trusts, powers of attorney, advance directives, and transfer-on-death deeds.
Learn more →Probate
Opening, administering, and closing uncontested estates in the Probate Court of Bartow County and surrounding counties.
Learn more →Adoptions
Stepparent, relative, and adult adoptions for families in Bartow County and Northwest Georgia.
Learn more →Personal Injury
Dedicated advocacy for people hurt by someone else's negligence.
Learn more →Where we practice
We handle matters anywhere in Georgia.
Our office is at 207 S. Erwin Street, Cartersville, Georgia 30120, but where we practice isn't limited to our zip code. Real estate, business, and corporate matters take us across the state, and clients bring us estate planning, probate, and adoption matters from well beyond our home county too. Wherever you're located in Georgia, reach out and we can talk through whether we're a good fit for your matter.
Get started
Let's talk about your matter.
Whether it's a property closing, a corporate transaction, or an estate plan you've been meaning to get to, reach out and let's talk about what your matter needs.
The information on this page is provided for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Viewing this page or contacting The Mroczko Firm, LLC does not create an attorney-client relationship. An attorney-client relationship is formed only by a signed written engagement agreement.