Archive for 'South Atlanta Family Law Service' Category
Alimony is often one of the most misunderstood parts of the divorce process in Georgia. Many people are unsure how it works, who qualifies, and how much support might be awarded. If you’re preparing for divorce in McDonough or anywhere in Henry County, having a clear understanding of alimony can help you make informed decisions […]
Divorcing as a business owner adds layers of complexity. In Georgia, your business may be considered marital property if it was started or grew during the marriage, even if your spouse wasn’t directly involved.The court will determine whether the business is marital or separate property. If it is marital, the next step is to value […]
If you’re considering divorce and have significant assets, planning ahead is essential. High-net-worth divorces in Georgia come with unique financial and legal challenges. The court will identify marital vs. separate property. Marital assets may include homes, investments, retirement accounts, businesses, and valuable personal property like art or collectibles. Even if assets are in one person’s […]
Fighting for custody of your own child is never easy, and if the child’s other parent is using your child to hurt you or making false claims about you, things can become especially hard. Get an experienced Atlanta, GA custody attorney on your side as soon as you can. From an Atlanta, GA Custody Attorney: […]
In Metro Atlanta, a short distance on the map can mean a long commute in reality. If you and your co-parent live on opposite sides of town, that commute can significantly impact your custody arrangement. Judges in Georgia are focused on the child’s stability and routine. If a parenting schedule involves long drives during peak […]
Life changes fast, and your parenting or child support order may not reflect your current reality. In Georgia, you can request a modification if there has been a material change in circumstances. Common reasons to modify child support include job loss, a significant raise or new job, health issues, or changes in the child’s financial […]
It’s a stressful situation no parent wants to face. Your child was supposed to be returned at 6 PM, but it’s 6:30, 7:00, maybe later. When this happens once, it’s frustrating. When it becomes a pattern, it’s a serious legal issue. In Georgia, parenting time is a court order, not a suggestion. If your co-parent repeatedly […]
Prenuptial agreements are a great way for a couple to clarify important financial issues and protect both of them for a happy long-term future. Generally speaking, they never expire, but you’ll always want to talk with an experienced family law attorney to make sure that your agreement is legally sound and enforceable in the state […]
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: […]
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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