Forsyth County Family Lawyer
When you appreciate the wide range of personal relationships you deal with on a regular basis, you can understand why the legal practice area of family law encompasses so many different topics. The University of Georgia School of Law includes numerous subjects under the umbrella of family law, including marriage, divorce, and issues related to minor children; however, many of the same concepts apply to domestic violence, paternity, grandparents’ rights, and much more. The intimate relationships and dynamics tend to carry along emotional implications, making these cases more
Our team at Buckhead Family Law is prepared to take on the challenges and complexities because these matters are our core practice area. No matter what your position in a pending case or dispute, we will fight for your rights and protect your interests. Please contact us to set up a consultation with a Forsyth County family lawyer, and read on for some information on how we serve our clients.
At Buckhead Family Law, it is our goal to answer questions and find workable, fair solutions that enable your family to move forward with confidence. Our Forsyth County family law attorneys are committed to delivering solid representation and advocacy with respect to:
Divorce: It is never easy to end your marriage, even if you and your spouse get along. We can guide you through the process and protect your interests with respect to alimony and property division. It is possible to resolve some of these issues by negotiating an agreement, but we will be at your side in court for contested hearings.
Issues Related to Minor Children: Parents who are not in an intact relationship must address the needs of minor children. Whether in connection with divorce proceedings or a paternity case, the court will assess custody and visitation in connection with the child’s best interests standard. Support is established by statutory guidelines, but issues can arise over the amount and enforcement.
Modifications and Relocation: You can expect certain circumstances to change in the months after a divorce or entry of orders regarding child custody, visitation, and support. It is necessary to go through proper legal proceedings to request modifications, including a request to relocate a child.
Marital Agreements: Georgia recognizes prenuptial and postnuptial agreements to resolve divorce-related issues, so it is wise to consider your options. You can include provisions regarding alimony and property division, but cannot address care and support for children in a marital agreement.
Other Areas of Georgia Family Law: Our team is also experienced in handling family law appeals, separate maintenance among spouses, equitable caregiver laws, and domestic violence matters.
If you need legal help in any of the above areas or have questions about your rights, please contact Buckhead Family Law to speak to a member of our team. You can set up a consultation by calling 404-390-0000 or visiting us online. Our Georgia family law attorneys can advise you on your options after reviewing your unique circumstances.
