Crystal Wright | January 11, 2024 | Family Law

Obtaining information and evidence is a crucial step in a family court action. The discovery process allows you to request documents and information from the opposing party. However, there are times when you might need evidence from someone who is not involved in the family court proceeding.  Obtaining documents from a third party can be… read more

Crystal Wright | December 22, 2023 | Child support

The State of Georgia recognizes that child support is essential to providing financial stability to children whose parents are no longer together. Child support can help provide financial assistance to pay for your child’s housing, food, and other needs. However, if the obligated parent dies while your child is still young, concerns may arise.  You… read more

Crystal Wright | December 15, 2023 | Property Division

Divorce is an inherently challenging process. It can become even more complicated when there are suspicions your spouse has hidden assets. In Georgia, where state law requires an equitable distribution of marital assets, you must know about all assets to have a fair settlement. An experienced Lawrenceville divorce lawyer can help you uncover any hidden… read more

Crystal Wright | December 7, 2023 | Family Law

The law uses DNA testing in a variety of ways. In family law, litigants normally use it to establish paternity. The consequences of a DNA test, then, can be dramatic and permanent.  It is disturbing to note that DNA tests are sometimes inaccurate. If you uncover inaccurate DNA testing and you can trace the error… read more

Crystal Wright | November 28, 2023 | Divorce

Divorce, while being a significant emotional journey, is also a complex legal process. It is crucial to understand the finalization process of divorce, its legal implications, and the necessary actions post-finalization.  You may be questioning what it means to have a divorce “finalized.” This term signifies the legal end of a marriage and involves several… read more

Crystal Wright | November 22, 2023 | Family Law

Georgia courts recognize prenuptial agreements when they are validly executed. Valid prenuptial agreements are enforceable contracts. Therefore, if your spouse violates any of your prenup’s terms, you can petition the court for an order compelling your spouse to comply with the prenup or seek compensation for damages caused by the violation.  Are Prenuptial Agreements Unbreakable… read more

Crystal Wright | November 22, 2023 | Child Custody

Grandparent’s rights for custody and visitation in Lawrenceville, GA, can be a complicated family law matter. Under some state laws, grandparents have no right to demand to see their grandchildren if the parents are fit and refuse to allow visitation. Georgia gives grandparents the right to seek visitation through the courts, but grandparents are not… read more

Crystal Wright | November 22, 2023 | Family Law

Family court is a vastly different type of legal system than many people are used to dealing with. Criminal and civil court systems are often focused on who is at fault in a particular situation, who may have violated the law, and who should be punished or held liable. Family courts, in contrast, are rarely… read more

Crystal Wright | November 2, 2023 | Divorce

Abuse can take many shapes and forms within a marriage. Knowing how to recognize the signs of abuse, including gaslighting, can save you from years of misery and difficulty. In a situation like this, divorce may be necessary to ensure you have a better future.  What Is Gaslighting? Gaslighting is a common type of emotional… read more

Crystal Wright | November 2, 2023 | Child support

If you have just started paying or receiving child support in Georgia, you might wonder how this obligation affects your tax filing and other aspects of your life. When completing health insurance forms, tax forms, or other legal paperwork, it is vital that you understand what is and is not considered income.  In this blog… read more