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Going through a divorce isn’t easy — and property division, spousal support, and child custody disputes can only make the process feel more overwhelming. In addition, no matter how well-meaning they might be, you may also face pressure from famil… Read More

After a divorce, spousal support can provide crucial financial assistance to a spouse who relied upon the other economically during the marriage. Commonly referred to as “alimony,” spousal support in Georgia is not mandatory. However, it may be n… Read More

Divorce doesn’t only impact you and your spouse — it can also cause emotional strain on your children. Although your children may not understand the complexities of your relationship, they do know what emotional security feels like. If you are pa… Read More

Divorce can be emotionally and financially difficult. It may also be the first time you are exposed to the legal system – and you may be feeling confused and overwhelmed. Importantly, knowing what to expect throughout the Georgia divorce proces… Read More

In Georgia, venue refers to the specific county where a legal case should be filed or heard. As it relates to family law matters, the venue is typically the county where the Respondent/Defendant resides if in the state of Georgia or where the marital… Read More

A Guardian ad Litem (GAL) is appointed by the court to represent the best interests of a child in legal proceedings involving custody, visitation, or other matters affecting the child. They investigate the circumstances, interview involved parties, a… Read More

In Fulton County, Georgia, Status conferences in family law cases are often scheduled to review the status of the case, ensure compliance with court orders, and discuss any necessary adjustments or next steps in the legal proceedings. These conferenc… Read More

In Georgia, joint legal custody involves both parents sharing the responsibility and authority to make decisions regarding the child’s upbringing, including education, healthcare, religious upbringing, and general welfare. It doesn’t mean… Read More