Child Custody Matters

Divorce is tough: rebuilding your life afterward might be tougher. If you have children with your ex-spouse and a joint custody order, you must rebuild your life with this in mind. Particularly if you went through a very high-conflict divorce, the idea of continuing to parent with your ex-spouse may seem like a court-imposed punishment. […]

Having the opportunity to co-parent in Georgia allows you to continue strengthening your relationship with your children despite your legal separation from their other parent. Transitioning your children between homes can cause stress for everyone involved, especially if that process lacks consistency. Creating a custody transition that your children anticipate and feel comfortable with may

LBGTQ parents who are divorcing in Georgia may face different circumstances for child custody than traditional couples, which could make even a non-contested divorce difficult. While a 2015 bill offered laws to guide same-sex divorcing couples, it did not mention parenting laws, which left one spouse in the marriage with few visitation or custody rights.

Even though your divorce in Georgia may mark an end to your marital tension, it no doubt takes a heavy emotional toll on you. Given how deeply affected you are by it, imagine how much more so your kids feel the impact of your divorce. Many in your same situation come to us here at

In uncertain economic times, paying monthly bills can be challenging. If your regular expenditures include court-ordered child support, though, you have little choice but to continue to make payments. After all, Georgia law allows for serious consequences for those who fall behind on child support. Georgia law also provides a legal framework for modifying a child support