While not as common as cases involving parental rights, we do see quite a few grandparent’s rights cases that involve visitation and (less commonly) custody. If you’re a grandparent, you might wonder when you have the right to legal visit...
If your child’s father or mother doesn’t follow the child custody order, you may feel frustrated and even angry. A parent behaving contrary to the order can cause a lot of unnecessary stress. In order to eliminate stress and prepare… Read More
When you and your spouse choose to divorce, you’re closing the door on a major chapter in your lives. A serious change in that nature has the power to shake your foundation. When you’ve planned your entire life with someone… Read More
Terminating an individual’s parental rights is a very serious matter, whether the court takes away those rights or the parent relinquishes them willingly. In parent-child relationships, the legal parents inherently have certain rights and responsibil...
When it comes to preparing for your divorce, compiling a list of your assets and debts is key for the property division process. You will need to document a full list of your finances, both those shared in your marriage… Read More
Divorce is a major decision that affects key life changes. If you are considering divorcing your spouse, you should understand the full scope of how a divorce could impact your life. Before you make any decisions, you should consult an… Read M...
In Georgia, whether your divorce Agreements is resolved through a Settlement Agreement or with a final trial, the terms of the divorce will ultimately become an Order of the Court. Court Orders in divorce cases can be modified in limited… Read...
Child custody is a legal term regarding guardianship which can be described as the practical and legal relationship between a parent/guardian and a child in that person’s care. Child custody consists of legal custody, which is the right to make&helli...
Divorce Attorney Services in Georgia US Divoce If you are seeking a divorce, you may be tempted to file for divorce on your own using court provided documents or information from a book or the internet. While a do-it-yourself divorce… Read Mor...
