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Nesting is a parenting plan arrangement Georgia parents can use to ease their kids into life after divorce. Key Takeaways: Kids stay in one home while parents rotate through it. Georgia approves nesting if it's written into the parenting plan. Nesting works best as a...
AI-altered photos, texts, and recordings are showing up in Georgia divorce and custody cases, and most don't meet the state's authentication requirements. Key Takeaways: A photo, recording, or text thread has to be authenticated before a Georgia judge will consider it...
A custody order is a legally binding court document, and when your ex ignores it, you have real legal options. Georgia courts take custody order violations seriously, and there are clear steps you can take to protect your parenting rights and hold the other parent...
When your ex-spouse ignores a custody schedule, stops paying child support, or refuses to comply with other court-ordered obligations, you have legal options to force compliance. Georgia courts take violations of family law orders seriously, and understanding the...
Divorce and custody issues present unique challenges for fathers, often influenced by gender biases in family court. This blog explores how fathers can navigate these challenges and the importance of legal representation in securing fair outcomes. Key Takeaways:...
Parents in Georgia, as in all states, may find that the most difficult agreements to make in the case of a divorce revolve around their children. The parents should be focused on creating arrangements that are best for the children and will meet their needs, but they...
There are many decisions that must be made when a couple divorces, and among the most important is the custody of any children involved. The children have nothing to do with the dissolution of the marriage, but often become pawns in the battle between their parents....
Determining the custody of children in a divorce is often the most emotionally charged and difficult decision a couple needs to make. It is often determined by a court applying many factors to assess the best arrangement for the children. Ultimately, what is most...
Georgia family courts order child support payments to help make sure a child’s custodial parent receives financial assistance to raise the child. These payments are legally enforceable and skipping out on them can lead to legal consequences. However, parents who feel...
If you are involved in a custody matter with your child's (or children's) other parent, one important document you must draw up is the parenting plan. Broadly, the plan specifies how parenting time and decision-making authority will be divided. You and your child's...
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