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Attorney Martha Hall | Hall & Navarro, LLC

Posted Tuesday, December 23, 2025 5:41 pm

Martha Hall concentrates in family law, specifically divorce, child custody issues, child support issues, adoption, mediation, and legitimation and has been an attorney at Hall & Navarro since 2000. She is passionate about helping families throughout Statesboro, GA, Springfield, GA and the surrounding areas when they are faced with complex family law issues. Martha works diligently to exceed clients’ expectations and provide high-caliber legal representation when clients need it most. Martha also has extensive experience in practicing criminal law. Her success stems from thorough preparation of cases, attention to detail, and being an aggressive advocate for each and every one of her clients. With Martha Hall at Hall & Navarro, you can be certain you will have an experienced advocate with the passion, skill and ability to fight to achieve the most favorable results in your case.

Prior to working at Hall & Navarro, Martha was the Assistant District Attorney for Juvenile and Adult Felony Prosecution with the Ogeechee Judicial Circuit from 1994-2000. She holds a bachelor’s degree from Georgia Southern University in criminal justice. She obtained her Juris Doctorate from the University of Memphis, Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law in 1994.

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