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Ashley Brodie

Licensed in GA

Biography

Ashley Brodie represents real people involved in real issues. Ashley understands the emotional toll a legal case can bring on a person. She maintains a client focused law practice where she personally walks each individual client through every stage of the legal process pertaining to their case. After graduating with honors from the University of Georgia with a degree in business management, Ashley attended Georgia State University in Atlanta, Georgia where she received her law degree. Following law school, Ashley worked for a law firm in Macon, Georgia where she represented Macon/Bibb County Planning and Zoning and also gained valuable trial experience while handling civil litigation cases. In December of 2007, Ashley returned to her hometown of Gray, Georgia to open her own law practice. Since opening the practice in 2007, Ashley has focused on helping middle Georgians with their legal needs in personal injury and car accidents. The Brodie Law Group has since expanded from Gray to also include offices in Macon and Milledgeville. The Macon office now serves as Brodie Law Group’s headquarters. In 2025, under Ashley’s leadership, Brodie Law Group introduced a Family Law Division of the law firm with attorneys and paralegals specifically dedicated in addressing the needs of Middle Georgia families in areas such as divorce, child custody, legitimation and more. Tenacity and hard work is second nature to Ashley. Growing up, Ashley watched her mother struggle to juggle working two or three jobs just to provide the basic necessities to Ashley and her older brother, Greg. Ashley took those lessons to heart and worked many different jobs to put herself through college and then through law school. Ashley knows what it means to struggle and she works hard to help her clients in their time of struggle whether it’s because of a car accident in Georgia or a divorce.

Education

  • Georgia State University School of Law
  • J.D.
  • 2006 University of Georgia
  • B.B.A.
  • cum laude
  • 2003