J. Micah Guster III

Raised in Chattanooga, TN, J. Micah Guster III began his academic journey at the McCallie School. He earned a full scholarship to Tennessee State University, where he completed his degree in just three years. His early career included internships at the Tennessee State Legislature, working with the Senate General Welfare, Health & Human Resources Committee, and the U.S. House of Representatives.

Inspired by the legal professionals he encountered, Micah pursued a legal education at the University of Arkansas School of Law on scholarship. During law school, he gained practical experience by externing for a bankruptcy judge, working at a law firm, and serving indigent clients through the University of Arkansas Legal Clinics. He also contributed to the local prosecutor’s office through the clinics.

After law school, Micah was selected for the prestigious Attorney General’s Honors Program by the U.S. Department of Justice, a distinction awarded to the top 10% of new attorneys from a pool of 2,309 applicants. In this role, he served as a trial attorney for the United States Trustee Program, handling both criminal and civil bankruptcy cases.

Now, as the founder of his own law firm, Micah offers his extensive legal expertise to clients in Tennessee, Georgia, and Arkansas. His career spans public service and private practice, reflecting his ongoing commitment to helping people navigate their legal challenges.