If you’re married and don’t want to be anymore, it’s important to talk to a divorce attorney as you decide what to do. Georgia does not recognize legal separation, but a divorce lawyer can help you understand what your options actually are.

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When emotions are high and communication is strained between co-parents, it’s not uncommon for one parent to seek therapy for their teen without informing the other. But is it legal? And is it wise? Let’s explore what Georgia law says—and how to handle these sensitive situations with care and clarity. Legal Custody vs. Physical Custody: […]

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Family law is always evolving—and for Georgia families, 2025 and 2026 are bringing several updates that could impact child support, custody arrangements, and how courts determine what’s in a child’s best interest. Whether you’re newly separating or have an existing order in place, it’s important to understand what’s changing and how to stay ahead of […]

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As more companies require employees to return to the office (RTO), many co-parents are being forced to re-evaluate their custody arrangements. What once worked during the pandemic—remote work, flexible schedules, midweek hand-offs—might no longer be realistic in a post-COVID workplace. Here’s what Georgia parents should know about how returning to the office can impact custody […]

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When it comes to child support in Georgia, the court wants to ensure that children receive fair and adequate financial support—regardless of whether a parent is fully employed, underemployed, or not reporting their true earnings. That’s where imputed income comes in. If you’re dealing with a co-parent who claims they “don’t make enough to pay […]

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The role of fathers in family law is changing—and fast. More courts, including those in Georgia, are embracing shared parenting models that give both parents more equal time with their children after separation or divorce. But just because the law is shifting doesn’t mean the road is easy. Dads still face misconceptions, legal hurdles, and […]

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Georgia uses a system called the “income-shares model” to determine child support—but what does that mean in practical terms for parents? Whether you’re paying or receiving support, understanding how this formula works canhelp you set realistic expectations, avoid confusion, and ensure your child receives fairfinancial support. What Is the Income-Shares Model? The income-shares model is […]

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