When it comes to your child's well-being, you must ensure they're in a safe and stable environment. But what happens when disagreements with your co-parent about their care and upbringing lead to conflict and uncertainty? If you're facing a custody dispute in Georgia,...
When going through a divorce, the most critical issue for parents is child custody. And, especially with contentious divorces, you may wonder whether your relationship with your soon-to-be ex-spouse will play a role in the court’s child custody decision. The answer is...
Navigating a child custody case can be emotionally taxing and legally intricate. Parents often make errors that can adversely affect their custody outcomes. But, there are some frequent missteps that parents can avoid. Lack of cooperation with the other parent Courts...
While many Georgia divorces are rife with disagreement, some parents can put their differences aside and work together for the children. There are some instances where they are even friendly about it and have a good relationship. When there is room to negotiate, they...
Children may have preferences about their living arrangements post-divorce, and the court may consider them when deciding custody cases. As a parent, it helps to understand how much your child’s wishes could influence the court’s decision during custody proceedings. A...
Divorce is a major change for everyone involved. As you make this transition, it’s important to remember that your children should be empowered to just be children during this time. There are certain things that parents should ensure they never ask their children to...
Virtual visitation involves utilizing technology such as video calls, messaging apps and social media to keep co-parents connected with their kids when they are residing with the other side of their immediate family. This modern approach to visitation offers numerous...
Custody is a complicated matter. There are several steps in the Georgia custody process, which begins with one parent filing for custody. Once a custody petition is filed, the other parent is served the petition. The next step is filing a parenting plan. If you agree...
Many parents worry about divorce because they believe their relationship with their children could be at risk. However, the law in Georgia is very clear. It protects the rights of both parents, regardless of their sex. Most shared parenting scenarios require that...
While you and your ex fight over child custody, it generally helps to demonstrate to the court that you can raise your children responsibly and be an excellent example for them. Behaviors that prove or imply otherwise may compromise your odds, and, as a result, you...
