Posted on : September 24, 2014
If you are a grandparent in Georgia who is being left out of your grandchild’s life due to the parents’ divorce, you will be happy to hear that Georgia law specifically allows judges to grant grandparents “reasonable visitation” with their …
Posted on : May 16, 2014
If you’re dealing with a child custody case, you may be asked to undergo a deposition. And if you’re like many people, you probably have a lot of questions about what a deposition is and what to expect. Simply put, …
Posted on : April 14, 2014
The Role of a Guardian Ad Litem in Custody Cases If you are facing a custody dispute in Georgia, you may want to know more about the role of a guardian ad litem or “GAL” in custody cases. It’s important …
Posted on : April 4, 2014
Georgia’s Best Interests Standard in Relocation Cases If you’re a parent with a custody agreement in Georgia, you may want to think carefully before relocating out of state. With its 2003 decision in Bodne v. Bodne, Georgia’s Supreme Court dramatically …
Posted on : December 9, 2013
The holidays are supposed to be a warm, fuzzy time of the year, complete with fragrant Thanksgiving turkeys, yummy pumpkin pie a la mode, twinkling Christmas trees and soft stockings hung on the fireplace. A recent divorce can make these …