Tawanna Flint
Chief Legal Assistant, Special Victims DivisionTawanna Flint
Tawanna Flint graduated from Strayer University with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. She also earned a paralegal certificate from the National Center for Paralegals in 2000.
Tawanna began her career with the Fulton County District Attorney’s Office in 2002 as a paralegal, where she quickly developed a strong passion for the legal field and client advocacy. She brings both professionalism and compassion to her work within the judicial system. Her attention to detail, ability to analyze facts, and exceptional multitasking skills have contributed to her success in managing various aspects of criminal cases.
With more than 24 years of experience in criminal law and legal support, Tawanna has extensive knowledge of all facets of criminal cases, including assisting with trial preparation and court proceedings. She has worked on numerous complex, high-profile cases involving violent crimes, sexual assault, human trafficking, and child exploitation. Today, she supervises a team that supports attorneys and case managers.
Tawanna began her career with the Fulton County District Attorney’s Office in 2002 as a paralegal, where she quickly developed a strong passion for the legal field and client advocacy. She brings both professionalism and compassion to her work within the judicial system. Her attention to detail, ability to analyze facts, and exceptional multitasking skills have contributed to her success in managing various aspects of criminal cases.
With more than 24 years of experience in criminal law and legal support, Tawanna has extensive knowledge of all facets of criminal cases, including assisting with trial preparation and court proceedings. She has worked on numerous complex, high-profile cases involving violent crimes, sexual assault, human trafficking, and child exploitation. Today, she supervises a team that supports attorneys and case managers.

