Child Support

When a parent in Georgia doesn’t make court-ordered child support payments, the state has broad powers to enforce the order and pursue collection. Understanding…

Paternity

When a child is born in the state of Georgia, the question of who is a “legal father,” not just a biological one, is…

Relocation

When a parent wants to move to a new city, a new state, or even out of the country with their child, Georgia law…

Parenting Plans

When parents in Georgia separate or divorce, one of the most important steps in the process is creating a parenting plan. Georgia courts want…

Separation

When couples in Georgia begin exploring alternatives to divorce, the term “legal separation” often comes up. But unlike many states, Georgia does not legally…

No-Fault Divorce

When a marriage ends, most people want the divorce process to be as smooth, private, and conflict-free as possible. That’s where Georgia’s no-fault divorce…

Property Division

Ending a marriage is often one of the most emotionally and financially challenging transitions a person can face. In Georgia, the division of property…