If you are contemplating a divorce, one of the most important decisions you can make is who you choose to legally represent you. The difference between an average and an excellent Georgia divorce attorney can literally make all the difference when it comes to resolving your case in the most effective and beneficial manner.
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Although with many divorces it seems that one party of the other is very much at fault, there is an option provided for under Georgia law enabling a “no-fault” divorce. If you are wondering whether a “no-fault” divorce would be best for you and your situation, the only way to be sure is to contact one of our experienced 
Child support issues in GA can be extremely frustrating and leave you wondering where to turn for help. There are always two sides to GA child support issues: the spouse responsible for paying child support and the spouse receiving child support. Regardless of which side you fall on, it’s important to know your rights when it comes to the 
Adopting a child or children in GA is an exciting and life-changing event. Children bring untold joy into a couple or individual’s life, but if you are unable to conceive naturally or simply want to adopt for other reasons, adoption is a wonderful choice for adding a new member into your family. We celebrate with you as you make all the necessary preparations for bringing your new little ones home for the first time.
It’s not a pleasant conversation, and probably isn’t one that will come up during conversation at holiday parties, but it is an important conversation: have you made legally sound estate planning arrangements? Our experienced 
If you are considering ending your marriage and are interested in pursuing options other than divorce, you might think that an annulment in Georgia is right for you. Our highly experienced 
The divorce mediation process in Georgia is designed to help a divorcing couple resolve their issues outside of the courtroom, which can be very beneficial to both parties, especially when children are involved. You might have heard about mediation as an option for divorce proceedings in Georgia, but are not sure how it works. Here’s a general overview of 
A popular question clients often ask is whether they should pursue a 
One of the most common questions that comes up regarding Georgia divorce law is the distinction between marital property, or marital assets, and separate property, also known as separate assets. If you are considering or are in the midst of a divorce in Georgia, understanding the difference between the two is essential. As always, this blog post does not constitute actual legal advice, and is only meant to provide general information about Georgia divorce law. If you have a specific question regarding the 
If you live in Georgia and are in a same-sex relationship, you might have heard about the benefits of obtaining a domestic partnership agreement. However, you might not know exactly if you need one or how to go about obtaining one. Unfortunately, since same-sex marriage is not yet recognized by the state of Georgia, it is important to take specific legal steps to protect your family and your assets from the court system, which will not follow your wishes when it comes to distributing your assets.