Crystal Wright | November 4, 2025 | Child Custody
Child custody cases can be emotionally challenging, considering what’s at stake for everyone involved. Many parents in Georgia wonder at what age their child can legally choose which parent to live with after a divorce. In short, the answer depends on factors like the child’s age, maturity, and the court’s view of their best interests…. read more
Crystal Wright | October 30, 2025 | Child Custody
Understanding the difference between paternal rights and parental rights is essential for parents involved in custody, support, or visitation issues. While the two terms sound similar, they have different meanings under Georgia law. Knowing how they apply can help parents protect their roles in their children’s lives and navigate family court with confidence. Paternal rights… read more
Crystal Wright | October 28, 2025 | Divorce in Georgia
When your relationship hits a breaking point, separation often feels like the natural next step. However, separation is not just an emotional reset. Separation is a legally significant phase that can shape everything from your living situation to your finances and custody rights. In Georgia, a poorly handled separation can cause long-term consequences, especially if… read more
Crystal Wright | October 23, 2025 | Divorce
Being served with divorce papers can be an incredibly difficult experience under any circumstances, but it can be even worse if you disagree or don’t want to respond. Many people aren’t sure what to do next, or they may hope that ignoring the papers will make the process go away. Unfortunately, failing to respond can… read more
Crystal Wright | October 10, 2025 | Divorce in Georgia
When couples in Georgia decide to divorce, one of the most common questions that comes up is how their property will be divided. Some states follow “community property” laws that divide assets 50/50, but Georgia uses a different system. Understanding the difference is key to knowing what you may be entitled to when a marriage… read more
Crystal Wright | October 8, 2025 | Family Law
The absence of a parent can be a confusing and emotional experience for a child. As a parent, you want to protect your child, but you also need to provide honest and age-appropriate explanations. Navigating these conversations requires sensitivity, clear communication, and reassurance. This article discusses how to support your child emotionally, strategies for talking… read more
Crystal Wright | October 5, 2025 | Child Custody Lawyer in Georgia
Child custody disputes can be stressful, but when one parent displays narcissistic traits, the situation becomes even more challenging. Narcissistic parents often prioritize control, attention, and personal victory over the well-being of their child. Understanding how to recognize and respond to this behavior can help protect both you and your child during custody proceedings in… read more
Crystal Wright | September 29, 2025 | Family Law
Divorce often brings financial challenges, especially when one spouse has relied on the other for support. This is where alimony, or spousal support, comes into play. But how does alimony work in Georgia, and what should you expect if it becomes part of your divorce case? This article breaks down the basics, from types of… read more
Crystal Wright | September 4, 2025 | Divorce in Georgia
If you have made the difficult decision to get divorced, you may feel frustrated if your spouse is not responding to your communications or divorce papers. However, you do not need your spouse’s permission to get divorced in Georgia. You can proceed with the divorce process with or without their cooperation. This article will look… read more
Crystal Wright | August 29, 2025 | Child Custody Lawyer in Georgia
When contested custody disputes air in court, the outcomes shape families’ futures. Attorney Crystal Wright, a respected Atlanta child custody lawyer, recently earned recognition for her steadfast advocacy on a high-profile Georgia custody case featured on the Court Watchers YouTube channel. This post explains her role, how the case was presented, and how her experience… read more
