Tonight's post about getting out of the way in divorce was written by our Savannah Divorce Attorney, David Purvis.Some of you may remember the runaway carriage horse here in Savannah last spring. The horse got spooked, the carriage riders all were tossed from the...
Month: February 2015
Custody: When the Guardian ad Litem is not on your side.
Tonight's post on how to handle the hostile Guardian ad Litem in a custody case, was written by one of our Atlanta Divorce Attorneys, Dina Khismatulina. A Guardian Ad Litem is an attorney or a non-attorney with special training that is appointed by the judge to...
Divorce, Where There’s a Will, There’s a Way.
Tonight's post on the will to divorce was written by our Lawrenceville Divorce Attorney, Brandy Alexander. You are not trapped in your marriage. I will repeat, you are NOT trapped in your marriage. You can get out... if you want to. You can get a divorce. As the...
Divorce and “Escape,” the Pina Colada Song
My family was traveling back from North Carolina from our vacation today just cruisin' and playing the radio, when an old familiar song that I hadn't heard in quite a while came on. It was not a song about divorce, but that's my point.It was Escape (The Pina Colada...
Legal Guardians When Divorced Parents Don’t Agree
Today's post was written by our all things Wills, Trusts and Estates, Probate and Guardians guru, Steve Worrall.As both a Cobb County wills and trusts lawyer and a Marietta divorce lawyer, I can't stress enough how important it is for all parents to create a...
Divorce 101: What to Expect at Mediation
Tonight's post on Divorce and Mediation was written by our lead Marietta Divorce Attorney, Jeannine Lowery. Most Superior Courts in Georgia require domestic cases to go to mediation before the case can go to trial, with some counties requiring mediation even before...
Divorce and Settlement Agreements. To Agree or Not to Agree?
Tonight's post on Divorce and Settlement Agreements was written by one of our Marietta Divorce Attorneys, Alyssa Blanchard.It goes without saying that going through a divorce is stressful. There are many things that go into ending the life that you once shared with...
Passport Battles in International Family Law
Tonight's post about passport battles was written by one of our Atlanta International Family Law Attorneys, Dina Khismatulina.Spring is almost in the air. The weather threatens to get nicer every day. It is time to start planning summer vacations. That is...
Divorce Or Just Separate, The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
Tonight's post on divorce and settlement agreements was written by our lead Atlanta Divorce Attorney, Cherese Clark.Do we need to separate or should we just get divorced? What's the difference? What are the pros and cons of a legal separation? How does that affect me...
Trial Practice: Pre-trial Orders are beautiful things.
A little while ago, I was trying a free wheeling case which was stretching on into days. Opposing Counsel's witnesses and documents seemed as loose as as an earthworm on valium. He barely knew who he was going to call as a witness anymore than I did. For trial...