Child Custody Matters

The start of a new school year can be stressful for parents and children alike. It can be even more stressful after a divorce. Therefore, it may be a good idea to spend the last few days of summer vacation to create goals for students both inside and outside the classroom. While grades are important, […]

Georgia parents who are no longer in a relationship with each other may have to work out a parenting schedule so that they can both spend time with their children. When people are trying to create a parenting schedule, it is a good idea for them to think about several things so that the plan

If a parent in Georgia has a substance abuse problem, it may impact how that parent is allowed to interact with a son or daughter. A court can look into complaints of substance abuse during a child custody hearing. At that time, a judge may choose to look further into the matter to determine if

In general, Georgia family courts prefer not to alter child custody agreements if they appear to be working for the child and both parents. However, there are some situations that may require a child custody modification. For example, a court will consider a modification if the child is in any sort of danger. When assessing an alleged

Divorcing parents in Georgia and around the country usually want what is best for their children even when they agree on little else. Their discussions generally focus on negotiating physical custody and arranging visitation schedules, but parents may sometimes have joint legal custody of their children even when they spend very little time with them.