Hiring a lawyer is a difficult decision. You could easily go to an office supply store or buy computer software to make a document. However, an experienced estate planning attorney can tell you precisely what needs to be in that document to protect yourself, your family, and your assets. Not to mention help you discover your most pressing concerns and goals, and design a comprehensive plan to help you address every one of them. At Robert M. Goldberg & Associates, we strive to establish long-term relationships with our clients by providing Legal Guidance for a Lifetime.
Robert M. (Bob) Goldberg
Bob brings to the firm a strong educational background, proven legal experience, commitment to continued learning, and professional and community involvement.
Bob Goldberg received a Senatorial appointment to the United States Military Academy at West Point in 1978. 
He graduated with a Bachelor’s of Science degree in 1982 after earning Dean’s List Honors in each of his eight semesters there. After completing five years of active-duty Army service, Bob attended the University of Michigan Law School, which is consistently rated as one of the top law schools in the country. After graduating from Michigan in 1990, Bob worked for five years with prestigious law firms in Kentucky and Pennsylvania as a commercial litigator.
Since 1995, Bob has been in private practice where he started as a “country lawyer” working on criminal and commercial litigation. During this part of Bob’s career, he championed the rights of clients in court, tried numerous jury trials, and pursued appeals to the Supreme Courts of Georgia, Kentucky and Pennsylvania, and the Georgia Court of Appeals. Bob’s broad experience has given him the judgment to counsel clients about their best options under the most difficult of circumstances.
Bob has focused on Estate Planning and Elder Law since 1999. He is a member of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, Wealth Counsel, the Life Care Planning Law Firms Association, and is accredited by the Veterans Administration. Bob commits himself to staying on top of recent developments in Estate Planning and Elder Law, and is also a member of the Georgia Alzheimer Association’s Speaker’s Bureau. He regularly attends support group meetings to counsel caregivers.
Bob married his wife Kimberley in 1995. Kimberley and Bob have two boys, Simon and Seth who he enjoys watching play tennis. Bob likes reading, geocaching, reading, playing Words with Friends, and running in his spare time.
Miss Kitty—Greeter, Office Cat
Abandoned and found in a storm drain at the Griffin Airport Park in September 2005. Bob’s family took her home to join the rest of their other rescued “outside” cats. She decided she did not like competition, being a loner at heart. She tried to cross Hwy 362 but was hit by a passing vehicle. Miss Kitty suffered a broken jaw and pelvis. After her rehabilitation stay at the feline skilled nursing facility, she became the greeter and office cat at Elder Law Practice. Miss Kitty enjoys basking in the afternoon sun, lounging on the furniture, meowing for love and her gourmet meals.