It is somewhat surprising how many married couples decide to initially forego the benefit of the advice and counsel of a family law attorney when faced with a divorce. It is not surprising, however, how many couples, after that initial determination, ultimately end...
How Can Remarriage Impact Child Support & Spousal Support in GA?
Remarrying after a divorce can have a significant impact onĀ child supportĀ andĀ spousal supportĀ payments in Georgia. It's important to understand how these payments can be affected before entering into a new marriage. Here are some things to consider: Child Support...
The Impact of Substance Abuse on Child Custody Cases in Georgia
The stakes are incredibly high when substance abuse becomes a factor in child custody cases. Georgia law prioritizes the child's best interests, making it crucial for parents to understand the impact of substance abuse on custody proceedings. In this blog post, we...
Navigating the Adoption Home Study Process in Georgia
Adopting a child is a beautiful and life-changing decision. AtĀ Daniels & Taylor, P.C., we understand adoption's immense joy and complexity. As a leading law firm in Georgia, we have assisted countless families in successfully navigating the adoption home study...
Grandparents’ Rights in Georgia: Protecting the Bond with Grandchildren
As a grandparent, your relationship with your grandchildren is precious. However, there may be situations where you find yourself facing obstacles that threaten this bond. In Georgia, grandparents have certain rights that can help protect their relationship with their...
Why Mediation Might Be a Better Option Than a Contested Divorce
DivorceĀ is never an easy process, but it can be made even more difficult and time-consuming when it becomes a contested divorce. This is where both parties cannot agree on the terms of the separation, leading to a lengthy and expensive legal battle. However, there is...
What Can Child Support Be Used for in Georgia?
Georgia's Child Support Guidelines In Georgia, minor children have a right to receive adequate financial support from their parents. Parents do not have the option to opt out of child support. A parent can apply for child support through theĀ Georgia Department of...
Obtaining a Protective Order in Georgia
Domestic violence is a terrifying and traumatic form of abuse for anyone to experience. It can happen for many different reasons, and anyone being abused in this way needs to be protected. Seeking help when youāre being physically abused can be scary. You may worry...
What Is Domestic Violence in Georgia?
While you may have heard of ādomestic violenceā as a crime, the term is merely a label for various crimes involving certain family or household members in Georgia. In our state, domestic violence is referred to as āfamily violence.ā What does the state of Georgia say...
Legal Separation vs. Divorce: What’s the Difference?
Both legal separation and divorce involve a division of responsibilities such as child custody and property rights. However, there are significant distinctions between the two, and it is important that you understand the benefits and drawbacks of each before making a...
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