Family Law

Family therapists and others predict a surge in separations and divorces in Georgia and across the country as stay-at-home restrictions are eased for the COVID-19 pandemic. Many couples whose marriages were already in jeopardy when the crisis began may have had no...

When parents divorce, the court usually tries to ensure that both parents see the children at least some of the time following a divorce. This may mean an even split -- such as the classic every-other-week arrangement -- or it may not. But it will usually mean that,...

While new cases of COVID-19 continue to be reported in Georgia and across the country, everyone is adapting to a new, albeit hopefully temporary, way of life. While living during a pandemic is stressful for everyone, it can be extremely nerve-wracking for those who...

Going through a divorce, even if you’re the one who seeks it, can be challenging. You’re ending a long-term relationship into which you’ve invested likely a lot of time and money. It’s no surprise that this is one of the more difficult experiences you’ve had in your...

If you are considering filing for divorce in Georgia during the COVID-19 pandemic, there are several things to consider before making a final decision. Divorce can be complicated, with widespread legal, financial and personal ramifications. The pandemic has negatively...