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What does the Equitable Caregiver Act mean for you?

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Last Modified on May 02, 2025

Custody or visitation rights are one of the most important (or the most…

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Determining custody and parenting time in divorce

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Last Modified on May 02, 2025

Back in the days when the nuclear family reigned supreme and divorce was…

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Why mothers lose custody of their children

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Last Modified on May 02, 2025

Many people have a misconception that a mother is most likely to win…

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Can a step-parent get custody in Georgia?

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Last Modified on Feb 12, 2025

It used to be the case that a stepparent did not have a…

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When a parent wants to move with a child away from the other parent

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Last Modified on Feb 12, 2025

The unfortunate reality of divorce is that if the couple has kids, it’s…

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How is child custody determined?

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Last Modified on May 02, 2025

The general and overriding basis for the decision as to which parent should…

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Does an unwed father have visitation rights?

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Last Modified on May 02, 2025

No, in Georgia, unless the father filed a legal action in the courts…

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How to Tell Your Kids You’re Getting a Divorce

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Last Modified on Aug 20, 2025

Divorce is rarely a happy occasion (although divorce parties are a thing now).…

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Travelling with your kids after divorce

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Last Modified on Feb 12, 2025

Divorce is an ordeal for everyone involved. In the divorce process (and for…

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Marietta child custody and visitation lawyer

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Last Modified on May 02, 2025

Maintaining your relationship with your children after the end of your marriage is…

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