One of the many ways the state of Georgia provides for the safety of its citizens is by authorizing the courts in the state to issue and enforce protective orders guarding individuals who are suffering abuse, harassment, or stalking at the hands of another. Georgia’s courts issue several different types of protective orders, all of…
Petitioning for a temporary protective order (TPO) is more manageable and usually more successful when you have a skilled, dedicated attorney at your side.
If your petition for a restraining order has been denied, the first thing to remember is not to panic. Consult with your attorney about your next steps.
Alimony, or spousal support, is a typical arrangement following divorce in the state of Georgia. Under a few different sets of circumstances, one spouse may be required to make regular monthly payments to the other. These payments may occur for a pre-determined period or may continue indefinitely, depending on the incomes and earning potentials of…
Child or spousal support matters, while already complicated, become even more complex when the two parents live in different states. In years past, even determining which court had jurisdiction to hear a support dispute was a challenge, and ensuring that court orders were obeyed was far from consistent. In 1992, an organization known as the…
Child custody cases are complicated. If the two parents involved cannot reach an agreement as to the child’s custody, parental visits, and other issues, these matters will be decided by the court. In many of these cases, the court’s decision will not be what one of the parents was hoping for. Once the court has…
When a couple with children decides to end their marriage, the primary concern for the courts is ensuring that the children involved are still being raised in a safe and caring home. In most cases, the two parents will share custody of the children, dividing up time spent with the kids and consulting with one…
Even the most amicable divorce is seldom easy. But when one party decides to use divorce as a way to profit off of their soon-to-be former spouse or chooses to behave vindictively in order to “punish” their partner, it can be brutal. Over years of practicing family law, our attorneys have seen countless dirty tricks…
If you and your spouse are pursuing a divorce and have a collected net worth of more than $1,000,000, your divorce may be considered a “high net worth divorce.” While the end goal of both standard and high net worth divorces is the dissolution of the marriage and the division of the marital assets, the…
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