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Category Archives: Family Law

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Can I Modify Child Custody in Atlanta to Spend Less Time With My Kids?

By Buckhead Family Law |

Parenting can be more time-consuming, stressful, and expensive than many realize. If you are feeling overwhelmed by this responsibility after a divorce or separation, you might want to reduce your parenting time. Perhaps you believe that this is in the best interests of the entire family. But is this really possible? Can you modify… Read More »

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Protecting Your Business With a Prenuptial Agreement in Atlanta

By Buckhead Family Law |

Atlanta is home to many entrepreneurs who work their entire lives to build successful businesses. After putting so much work into your business, you might fear losing it during a divorce. First of all, you need to understand the potential threat divorce poses to your business. Secondly, you need to consider strategies to protect… Read More »

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Are Prenuptial Agreements in Atlanta Unethical?

By Buckhead Family Law |

If you’re approaching a marriage in Atlanta, you might be considering a prenuptial agreement. Perhaps you have asked your partner to sign this contract, or maybe your partner has asked you to consider this type of agreement. If you’re only learning about prenuptials for the first time, you might have heard that some people… Read More »

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Is Mediation Mandatory for Divorces in Atlanta?

By Buckhead Family Law |

If you’re approaching divorce in Atlanta, you may have heard about a concept called “mediation.” Perhaps you’re not quite sure what this entails, but you’re worried about being forced into the process against your will. Is it true that mediation is mandatory for all divorcing spouses in Georgia? How can a family law attorney… Read More »

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How to Prove the Existence of Concealed Assets During a Contested Divorce in Atlanta

By Buckhead Family Law |

Concealed assets represent a common issue during many contested divorces in Atlanta. If you believe that your ex is concealing assets, it is in your best interests to prove that this property actually exists. In doing so, you can increase your own property division settlement and leave your marriage with greater financial security. If… Read More »

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Protecting Sensitive Financial Details During High-Net-Worth Divorces in Atlanta

By Buckhead Family Law |

Confidentiality is often a key concern for high-net-worth individuals, not just in divorce but also throughout life in general. When you have a considerable amount of wealth, the last thing you want to do is tell the entire world. Doing so may make you a target, and this could cause various safety issues. During… Read More »

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My Ex Says I Owe Child Support. Can I Get a Paternity Test?

By Buckhead Family Law |

If you have learned that you owe child support, you might have a few questions. Perhaps you doubt whether you are biologically related to the child in question, and this is a valid concern. After all, it doesn’t make sense to pay child support for a child that isn’t even yours. But how can… Read More »

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Are Postnuptials Worth It in Atlanta?

By Buckhead Family Law |

If you’re already married, you might worry that you have missed your opportunity to create a prenuptial agreement. However, you can still create a prenuptial agreement. What exactly is the difference between a prenup and a postnup? Why would you want to create a postnuptial agreement in Atlanta, and is there even any point?… Read More »

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What Happens if My Fiancé Doesn’t Want a Prenuptial Agreement in Atlanta?

By Buckhead Family Law |

If you’re approaching marriage, you might want your spouse to sign a prenuptial agreement. You may feel that you need this contract to protect your assets in the event of a divorce. Perhaps you want to make sure you do not leave your marriage in a state of financial instability, particularly if you plan… Read More »

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What Is the Definition of a “Contested Divorce” in Georgia?

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When you approach the end of your marriage, you may encounter various legal terms that seem completely foreign. Many spouses become confused by the phrase “contested divorce,” and this is an important concept to unravel. With a clear understanding of this phrase, it may be easier to pursue positive divorce outcomes – especially with… Read More »

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