Fathers’ Rights

It can be difficult for a father in Georgia to remain involved with his children when they live apart from one another after a divorce. Nevertheless, a father can still communicate his love and concern for his children through phone calls and letters even if he is not in close physical proximity to them. This is […]

Divorce is often emotionally challenging for Georgia fathers, especially when they have to share custody of their children. They may worry about maintaining a good relationship with their children and being an effective parent after a divorce occurs. Fortunately, there are many ways men may foster healthy relationships with their children after divorce. A father

Individuals in Georgia and across the nation are finding themselves facing unwarranted accusations of abuse. A study published in the Washington Post revealed that family courts are hearing a significantly greater number of arguments containing false allegations of abuse in what is becoming an adversarial trend in divorce proceedings. The increase in false accusations appears to be

Establishing paternity in Georgia helps you obtain child support. Knowing who the biological father of your child is matters in the eyes of the law. Fortunately, there are several methods you can use for determining paternity. There are different are paternity methods available for unmarried and married parents. Unmarried couples can establish paternity by participating in the

Unfortunately, fathers sometimes have to prove their worth to a Georgia judge or court before they can be granted custody of their kids. Proving they know how to be part of their children’s lives can go a long way in building a solid case. The Child Development Institute has done the research to help fathers learn how

Georgia law protects the rights of both parents to have a relationship with their child, even when they no longer have a relationship with one another. However, unmarried fathers must take legal steps to claim their parental rights. Preserve your ability to care for your child as he or she grows by establishing paternity and