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What is a Stay and How Does it Impact Your Appeal?

Filing an appeal lets you have a court order modified, overturned, or sent back to the lower court for a retrial. Appeals are granted by

Who Represents You When You Appeal a Family Court Decision?

Filing a motion to appeal your family law case can be a complex and lengthy process. It’s even more difficult when you don’t have the

Who Can File a Family Law Appeal?

Appeals in family law protect both parties from common errors made by the courts and their judges. Through the appeals process, you can take your

Domestic Violence and Divorce: Fault and No-Fault Divorce in Georgia

There are many reasons why couples divorce. In Georgia, you can file for divorce under the claim that the actions of your spouse have led

Child Custody and the Parents’ Motives for Seeking Physical and Legal Custody

Granting child custody to divorcing parents is one of the most important actions that family law courts take. The legal and physical custody of a

Securing Child Custody for a Child With Special Needs

Disputes over child custody are some of the biggest challenges that divorcing parents face. For children, the experience can be upsetting and confusing, causing other

Domestic Violence and Divorce When a Spouse is Abusive to the Child But Not to the Spouse

Domestic violence plays a major role in many divorce cases. It affects decisions related to alimony, child support and custody, and others. Victims of domestic

How Job History and Ability to Support Your Child Affect Child Custody Decisions

Child custody decisions are based on a wide range of factors. Understanding these factors and providing the right evidence are the first steps to obtaining

How a Stable Home Environment Impacts Child Custody Decisions

Parents looking to secure the custody of their children must consider many factors. Like alimony and other aspects of a divorce, child support must be

Domestic Violence and Divorce When a Spouse is Abusive to the Child But Not to the Spouse

Domestic violence plays a major role in many divorce cases. It affects decisions related to alimony, child support and custody, and others. Victims of domestic

What is a Stay and How Does it Impact Your Appeal?

Who Represents You When You Appeal a Family Court Decision?

Who Can File a Family Law Appeal?

Domestic Violence and Divorce: Fault and No-Fault Divorce in Georgia

Child Custody and the Parents’ Motives for Seeking Physical and Legal Custody

Securing Child Custody for a Child With Special Needs

Domestic Violence and Divorce When a Spouse is Abusive to the Child But Not to the Spouse

How Job History and Ability to Support Your Child Affect Child Custody Decisions

How a Stable Home Environment Impacts Child Custody Decisions

Domestic Violence and Divorce When a Spouse is Abusive to the Child But Not to the Spouse

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