Crystal Wright | January 16, 2026 | Divorce
Divorce can raise a lot of uncertainty. It is particularly challenging for wives who are trying to understand what they may be entitled to under Georgia law. Questions about property, financial support, and children often arise early in the process. This article explains what a wife may be entitled to in a Georgia divorce. This… read more
Crystal Wright | January 14, 2026 | Firm news
Attorney Crystal S. Wright, founder and managing attorney of Crystal Wright Law, LLC, is the featured guest on a recent episode of the LegalSpeak podcast, where she breaks down one of Georgia’s most important evolving family law statutes: the Equitable Caregiver Act (ECA). Listen to the full episode on Law.com to understand how this law… read more
Crystal Wright | January 12, 2026 | Child Custody
Unmarried fathers in Georgia often have questions about their legal rights and responsibilities. Unlike married parents, an unmarried father does not automatically receive full parental rights at a child’s birth. Instead, Georgia law sets specific steps that must be taken before an unmarried father can seek custody, visitation, or decision-making authority. This article explains how… read more
Crystal Wright | January 9, 2026 | Child Custody
If you have been considering trying to pursue child custody or put a formal custody arrangement in place, you might be wondering about the costs associated with this. While there is no easy answer to the question, “How much does a child custody lawyer cost in Georgia?” It is possible to get a better understanding… read more
Crystal Wright | January 9, 2026 | Divorce in Georgia
Divorce often brings difficult questions about finances, parenting, and living arrangements. One of the most emotionally charged issues is determining who has to leave the marital home while the divorce is pending or after it is finalized. In Georgia, the answer depends on several factors, including property ownership, court orders, and the specific circumstances of… read more
Crystal Wright | January 6, 2026 | Child support
In Georgia, biological or legal parents are responsible for financially supporting their children. When one parent remarries, it is common to question whether that change affects an existing child support order. While remarriage alone does not automatically modify child support, certain related changes may influence how support is calculated or whether a modification is appropriate…. read more
Crystal Wright | January 5, 2026 | Divorce
If you are going through a divorce in Georgia, property division can be difficult and stressful. This is especially true when long marriages come to an end, as these couples may have acquired extensive property and assets throughout their marriage. Georgia, like many other states, follows a rule known as equitable distribution. Keep reading below… read more
Crystal Wright | December 29, 2025 | Child Custody Lawyer in Georgia
No, you are not required to have a lawyer to help with child custody. However, having a child custody attorney on your side to help with filing petitions and court hearings can help you achieve a favorable outcome. If the other party involved has a lawyer, it is even more crucial to have a lawyer… read more
Crystal Wright | December 3, 2025 | Child Custody Lawyer in Georgia
Divorce and child custody disputes can be emotionally draining for parents and children alike. One of the most important aspects of any Georgia custody case is determining parenting time, which refers to the schedule that outlines how much time each parent spends with their child. To make this process more consistent and transparent, the state… read more
Crystal Wright | December 1, 2025 | Family Law
Getting married comes with joy—and real-world money questions. Some couples even search for Atlanta divorce lawyers before the wedding because they want to understand their options if things ever go wrong. While ideas like “divorce insurance” may sound simple, they don’t solve the hard parts of a split. A better, healthier option for most couples… read more
