Crystal Wright | September 4, 2026 | Family Law
Georgia generally requires a person to be at least 18 years old to marry. However, state law provides a limited exception that allows certain emancipated 17-year-olds to obtain a marriage license if they satisfy additional requirements. Georgia changed its marriage-age laws in 2019, raising the absolute minimum age and adding protections for 17-year-olds who want… read more
Crystal Wright | September 4, 2026 | Domestic Violence in Georgia
If you are seeking protection from abuse, threats, or stalking in Georgia, you may need to ask a court for a protective order. People often call these orders restraining orders, although Georgia law uses terms such as family violence protective order and stalking protective order. The evidence you need depends on the type of order… read more
Crystal Wright | August 12, 2026 | Divorce
When you file for divorce in Georgia, your case doesn’t go straight to a courtroom. Before anything is decided, the court needs to get a clear picture of where both sides stand, which is where a status conference comes in. It’s a scheduled hearing to check on the progress of your case and ensure things… read more
Crystal Wright | July 22, 2026 | Divorce
Celebrity divorces often make headlines, leaving many people wondering why so many famous marriages seem to end. While every relationship is different, many of the challenges celebrities face are not that different from those experienced by everyday couples. Stress, communication problems, financial disagreements, and changing priorities can affect any marriage. The difference is that celebrities… read more
Crystal Wright | July 16, 2026 | Family Law
Claiming a child on your taxes can help determine eligibility for benefits such as the Child Tax Credit, the Earned Income Tax Credit, and a favorable filing status. The right to claim a child is often a negotiation point in a divorce or custody case. Many Georgia parents assume that paying child support gives them… read more
Crystal Wright | July 10, 2026 | Family Law
Crystal Wright, founder of Crystal Wright Law, LLC, continues to contribute to conversations on complex family law issues by speaking at international forums attended by leading private wealth professionals. Through these engagements, she shares practical legal perspectives on topics that increasingly affect high-net-worth families, business owners, and individuals with cross-border interests. Two recent speaking engagements… read more
Crystal Wright | June 23, 2026 | Divorce
Divorce can feel stressful, but good planning can help you feel more in control. Before you file, it is wise to learn what steps may come next and what information you may need. In Georgia, you generally file for divorce in Superior Court, and at least one spouse must meet the state’s six-month residency rule…. read more
Crystal Wright | June 8, 2026 | Family Law
Scheduling a free legal consultation is often the first step toward resolving an important legal issue. The consultation provides an opportunity to evaluate both your case and the attorney you’re considering hiring. Many people enter consultations focused solely on telling their side of the story. While sharing details is important, asking the right questions can… read more
Crystal Wright | May 15, 2026 | Divorce in Georgia
If you are considering a divorce in Georgia, you have likely come across the phrase “irretrievably broken” at some point during your research. This is the most commonly used ground for divorce in the state and is the basis for what is known as a no-fault divorce. However, what does the term actually mean in… read more
Crystal Wright | May 12, 2026 | Divorce in Georgia
Divorce can be difficult for anyone, but celebrity divorces often come with added pressure and unique legal concerns. Public attention, valuable assets, and busy schedules can make these cases more complicated than a typical divorce. While celebrities face many of the same emotional challenges as other couples, the legal process may involve additional layers of… read more
