Filing for divorce first in Georgia does not guarantee a more favorable outcome, but it can provide strategic benefits. The petitioner, the spouse who initiates the process, controls when and where the case is filed. This can be important in jurisdictions like Fulton County Family Court, where court schedules and procedures may vary. At North […]
Read MoreChild support is mandatory in Georgia when a court orders a parent to provide financial support for their child. Under Georgia law, both parents are responsible for supporting their child, but the noncustodial parent typically makes direct payments. The amount is determined based on the Georgia Child Support Guidelines, which factor in parents’ income, healthcare […]
Read MoreChild support cases play a crucial role in ensuring the well-being of children after a separation or divorce. However, there are situations where parents may need to close their child support cases, such as when a child reaches the age of majority, both parties agree to terminate support, or the child becomes financially independent. This […]
Read MoreGeorgia’s no-fault divorce laws make it possible for couples to dissolve their marriages without assigning blame to either party. A critical component of this process is the mandatory waiting period, which ensures that both parties have adequate time to prepare and reflect before the finalization of the divorce. This article will explore Georgia’s no-fault divorce […]
Read MoreAdultery can significantly impact divorce proceedings in Georgia. It serves as grounds for a fault-based divorce and may influence alimony awards and asset division. But proving adultery requires clear and convincing evidence. If you’re dealing with such a situation, North Georgia Family Lawyers, LLC, can provide tailored guidance to protect your rights and interests. Visit […]
Read MoreNuptial agreements are invaluable tools for couples looking to clarify financial arrangements and protect assets before marriage. However, not everything can legally be included in these agreements. For individuals in North Georgia, understanding the limitations of a nuptial agreement is crucial to ensure enforceability. If you’re contemplating such an agreement, North Georgia Family Lawyers, LLC, […]
Read MorePets are often considered family members, which makes determining their custody during a divorce or separation emotionally challenging. Unlike children, pets are classified as personal property under Georgia law. This means the courts focus on ownership rather than the pet’s best interests when deciding who keeps the pet. If you’re managing this process, North Georgia […]
Read MoreChild custody disputes can be challenging for unmarried parents, as the laws and procedures differ from those involving married couples. In Georgia, unmarried parents must establish legal paternity and custody arrangements to protect their parental rights and ensure the best interests of their children. If you are facing these concerns, North Georgia Family Lawyers, LLC […]
Read MoreFailing to pay child support in Georgia can lead to serious legal and financial consequences. Child support payments ensure the wellbeing of a child by covering their essential needs, such as food, clothing, healthcare, and education. When a parent does not fulfill this obligation, the state has various enforcement mechanisms to protect the child’s interests. […]
Read MoreWhen families face the challenges of divorce and child custody, the well-being of children is a top priority. At North Georgia Family Lawyers, LLC, located in Atlanta, Georgia, our approach to family law is to ensure that every aspect of a child’s environment is considered to promote their best interests. As leaders in family law, […]
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