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Child support can be one of the most contentious family law issues for Georgia residents to address. In some cases, disputes arise between ex-spouses, who have child support orders in place as part of a divorce decree. In other cases, the dispute is between two people...
Ending a marriage may be difficult. But some mistakes may make it worse and impose self-inflicted harm on your case. Going to war Treating divorce as a personal battle and means of seeking vengeance is one of the things to avoid. This process must be treated, as much...
Child custody decisions are supposed to be made in the best interests of the child. But that can be a difficult determination for the court to make, especially when the child’s mother and father have conflicting positions on what sort of arrangement is best for the...
Most grandparents in Georgia find themselves looking after their grandchildren from time to time. But if their grandchildren's parents are negligent or abusive, they might end up practically raising their grandkids. After a certain point, they might start wondering if...
Not all divorces have to be nasty, bitter, contentious events that lead to a lifetime of harsh feelings. Instead, individuals in Georgia who find themselves getting a divorce can opt for a collaborative divorce, which is when a couple ends their marriage without going...
There are so many reasons why a parent would want to move out of state following a divorce. The financial impact of a divorce may lead that parent to pursue business opportunities elsewhere like a new job offer, to live closer to close family, or to even begin a new...
You don’t have to be related to a child by blood in order to love, care for and support them as any good parent would. There are examples of this across Georgia, such as the countless dedicated stepparents that take on a new parental role. A relatively new law now...
