Modern Family Law now has three family law offices in Georgia: Atlanta, Alpharetta, and Savannah. The new Alpharetta and Savannah locations expand the firm’s existing Atlanta presence and give more Georgia families access to local attorneys for divorce, child custody, child support, alimony, property division, legitimation, and other family law matters.
Georgia clients can meet with attorneys in person or virtually and use online case tools, educational resources, and family law calculators to better understand the decisions ahead.
At Modern Family Law, growth only matters if it helps us serve families better.
As Chief Practice Officer, it makes me proud that we’ve expanded our Georgia presence with new offices in Alpharetta and Savannah, joining our established Atlanta office. With three Georgia locations now open, our attorneys are better able to help families with divorce, child custody, child support, alimony, property division, and other family law matters.
For me, this expansion is about more than putting two new locations on a map. It means building local teams in more Georgia communities while continuing to improve how people experience the family law process.
Our clients can meet with their legal team in person or virtually, access case information online, sign documents digitally, communicate with their team, and use our state and local educational tools to better understand the decisions ahead.
Family law can change nearly every part of a person’s life. Our job is to make navigating that change clearer and more manageable.
Georgia Expansion at a Glance
Looking for family law help in Georgia? Explore Modern Family Law’s Georgia locations and attorneys or request a consultation.
Key Takeaways
- Modern Family Law now has offices in Atlanta, Alpharetta, and Savannah, Georgia.
- Our Georgia attorneys help with divorce, child custody, child support, alimony, property division, legitimation, and other family law matters.
- Clients can choose from in-person and virtual meeting options.
- Clients have access to a 24/7 online portal for case information, documents, and communication with their legal team.
- Free Georgia family law calculators cover child support, alimony, parenting time, property division, and estimated attorney fees.
Modern Family Law Now Has Three Georgia Locations
With the addition of Alpharetta and Savannah, Modern Family Law now has three offices serving Georgia families. Family law is personal, but it is also local. Georgia law covers issues such as divorce, property division, custody, child support, and alimony. Where a person lives can also affect how a case moves forward, including where it is filed and which court handles it.
Atlanta
Serving families throughout metro Atlanta.
3475 Piedmont Rd NE, Suite 975Atlanta, GA 30305
Alpharetta
Serving Alpharetta and surrounding North Georgia communities.
1165 Sanctuary Pkwy, Suite 325Alpharetta, GA 30009
Savannah
Serving Savannah and surrounding coastal Georgia communities.
120 Riverview Dr, Suite 302Savannah, GA 31404
It’s always a top priority to make sure that as Modern Family Law grows, we continue to build strong local teams rather than lose our connection to the communities we serve.
Expanding to Savannah and Alpharetta builds on our Atlanta foundation and allows us to give more Georgia families access to experienced local attorneys and a client experience we’ve designed to make difficult times a little easier.
Just as important, we want to grow with people who share our commitment to respect, honesty, and genuine care.
What Family Law Services Are Available in Georgia?
Our Georgia attorneys help clients with a range of family law matters.
Divorce
A Georgia divorce may involve property, debt, parenting arrangements, child support, alimony, and planning for life after the divorce is final.
Child Custody & Parenting Plans
Custody and visitation cases can involve parenting plans, parenting time, and decision-making. Our strategy considers both what happens in court and how a family will function afterward.
Legitimation
For unmarried fathers, legitimation can establish legal parental rights and allow a father to ask the court for custody or visitation.
Child Support
Georgia child support guidelines consider income, parenting time, certain expenses, and other factors.
Alimony
Alimony may apply in some Georgia divorces, but it is not automatic. The result depends on the facts and Georgia law.
Property Division
Georgia follows equitable distribution, meaning marital property is divided fairly based on the couple’s circumstances rather than automatically 50/50.
Our New Family Law Office in Alpharetta, Georgia
Our Alpharetta office gives families in Alpharetta and surrounding North Georgia communities another local option when facing divorce, custody, child support, and other family law issues.
An important part of our approach is understanding when conflict is necessary and when it is simply making an already difficult situation worse. Managing Attorney Marques Carter has been clear about what he wants our Alpharetta team to accomplish:
“Expanding to Alpharetta advances our mission to reduce conflict, protect stability, and help families move forward with confidence.”
— Marques Carter, Managing Attorney
I think that is especially important when children are involved. A court case eventually ends, but parenting does not. Parents may still need to communicate, make decisions, attend school events, celebrate milestones, and show up for their children long after the court case ends.
Our New Family Law Office in Savannah, Georgia
Our Savannah office brings Modern Family Law’s Georgia family law services to Savannah and surrounding coastal communities.
Managing Attorney Ada Zeno describes something I believe gets to the heart of why our work matters:
“Families don’t stop being families when a case closes. Divorce, custody and other family law matters may change what a family looks like, but the relationships, responsibilities and futures at the heart of that family continue.”
— Ada Zeno, Managing Attorney
That idea is closely connected to our Help You Start Over mission. Starting over does not mean pretending the past did not happen. It means helping someone get through a major change and reach a place where they can begin building what comes next.
A divorce decree or custody order may close a legal case, but it also marks the beginning of a different stage of life. Parenting responsibilities continue, and financial decisions have lasting effects.
Tools and Resources for Georgia Family Law Cases
Good legal representation is only part of what clients need. People also need information: what is happening in their case, how to communicate with their legal team, what documents mean, and whether they may need legal help at all.
Technology can make those parts of the process easier without replacing the human relationship between an attorney and a client.
24/7 Client Portal
Clients can review case information and documents, sign documents digitally, and communicate with their legal team online.
In-Person & Virtual Meetings
Georgia clients can choose in-person or virtual meetings depending on the needs of the conversation and case.
SimpleStart™
For qualifying clients, SimpleStart™ is designed to make the upfront cost of retaining an attorney more manageable.
Free Family Law Calculators
Educational tools provide a starting point for common financial and parenting questions.
Free Georgia Family Law Calculators
Use these free tools as a starting point for common financial and parenting
questions in a Georgia family law case.
Child SupportEstimate a Georgia child support amount.
AlimonyExplore possible Georgia spousal support.
Parenting TimeCompare different parenting-time scenarios.
Property DivisionOrganize assets and debts for a Georgia divorce.
Attorney FeesEstimate potential costs for a Georgia family law matter.
Calculator note:
These tools provide estimates, not predictions or legal advice. Actual outcomes
depend on the facts of a case and applicable Georgia law.
Building on Our Atlanta Presence
Our expansion into Alpharetta and Savannah would not be happening without the foundation our Atlanta team has built.
Cynthia Griffin, Managing Attorney of our Atlanta office, has been with Modern Family Law for nearly six years. Her perspective on growth captures something that is important to all of us:
“I’ve learned that we don’t seek comfort, we evolve with the families we serve and the challenges they face.”
— Cynthia Griffin, Managing Attorney
Cynthia has also shared that she wants to see our Atlanta office become known for honoring Georgia’s traditions while bringing thoughtful solutions to the evolving challenges families face, and our team shares that goal.
Growth should not mean doing the same thing in more places. It should mean learning from the people we serve, improving how we work, and building teams that understand their communities. Alpharetta and Savannah are the next part of that work in Georgia.
Frequently Asked Questions About Modern Family Law in Georgia
Does Modern Family Law have family law attorneys in Georgia?
Yes. Modern Family Law has offices in Atlanta, Alpharetta, and Savannah. Our Georgia attorneys help clients with divorce, child custody, child support, alimony, property division, legitimation, and other family law matters.
Where does Modern Family Law have offices in Georgia?
Modern Family Law currently has offices in Atlanta, Alpharetta, and Savannah, Georgia. Each office page includes attorney profiles, office information, and consultation options.
Does Modern Family Law have an office in Alpharetta, Georgia?
Yes. Our Alpharetta family law office serves clients in Alpharetta and surrounding North Georgia communities.
Does Modern Family Law have a family law office in Savannah?
Yes. Our Savannah family law office serves Savannah and surrounding coastal Georgia communities.
Can I meet with a Georgia family law attorney virtually?
Yes. Modern Family Law offers virtual and in-person meeting options.
Can Modern Family Law help with a divorce in Georgia?
Yes. Our Georgia attorneys handle divorce matters, including property division, child custody, child support, alimony, and other financial or parenting issues.
Can I get help with child custody or child support in Georgia?
Yes. Our Georgia attorneys assist with child custody, parenting plans, parenting time, child support, and related family law issues.
Does Modern Family Law offer free Georgia family law resources?
Yes. Modern Family Law offers educational resources and free calculators covering child support, alimony, parenting time, property division, and estimated attorney fees.
How do I find a family law attorney near me in Georgia?
Modern Family Law has offices in Atlanta, Alpharetta, and Savannah, with virtual meeting options also available. Start with the Georgia office closest to you or contact our team if you are unsure which location serves your area.
What This Growth Means to Me
When we talk about expanding Modern Family Law, I never want the conversation to become about how many dots we can put on a map.
Family law is too personal for that.People usually come to us when something important in their lives is changing. A marriage may be ending. A parent may be worried about time with their children. Someone may be trying to understand whether they can afford to maintain two households. That deserves more than a transaction.
Our attorneys do the work while remembering what happens after the legal work. There is a person who still has a life to live and, often, a family that will continue in a different form. As we grow in Georgia, I want us to keep earning the trust that comes with being invited into those moments.
Strong Local Teams
Attorneys who understand and serve the communities around them.
Clear Client Communication
Helping clients understand what is happening and what comes next.
Technology That Helps
Using technology to make the legal experience easier—not more complicated.
Finally, I want our attorneys to remember that the case in front of us may be one matter on a court docket, but for the person living through it, it can affect almost everything.
I’m proud of what our Atlanta team has built, and I’m excited to see Marques Carter and Ada Zeno lead our teams in Alpharetta and Savannah. Most of all, I’m looking forward to seeing what these teams build for Georgia families in the years ahead.
Find a Modern Family Law Attorney in Georgia
Modern Family Law now has family law offices in Atlanta, Alpharetta, and Savannah.
Georgia families can work with local attorneys while also using virtual meeting options, online case access, and free educational tools.
If you are considering divorce, dealing with a child custody or child support issue, or simply trying to understand how Georgia family law applies to your circumstances, you do not need to have everything figured out before starting the conversation.
