When parents with minor children separate or divorce in Georgia, they must create a parenting plan that provides a healthy and stable life for the children. Filing for child custody can be a daunting process and can lead to much fighting between parents when the...
Child Custody
Child custody and the topic of holiday visitation schedules
After choosing to take separate paths in life, parents may wish to know more about every vital aspect to address to help them prepare to safeguard the needs and interests of their kids. Child custody can be one of the toughest aspects of family law and it might not...
Planning for summer vacations following a divorce
Summer is a time in which many families may prepare to head out on vacation, and their plans may involve anything from a weekend trip to a week at the beach. For parents with an existing child custody agreement, planning for a summer vacation might not always be as...
Possible reasons to seek modifications to a parenting plan
After deciding to take separate paths in life, many parents in Georgia and elsewhere may wish to take every possible measure to protect the needs of their children. While reaching an amicable child custody agreement could prove integral to achieving such a goal, what...
Think of this before child custody proceedings
You might be like many people in Georgia or elsewhere who prefer to avoid confrontation. Perhaps your parents argued a lot when you were growing up, and you don’t like it when people raise their voices. Then again, perhaps you grew up in a loving home but simply feel...
Discussing education during child custody negotiations
Individuals in Georgia who are facing the end of a marriage may come across a variety of tough choices, especially when there are children involved. Topics to cover during child custody negotiations can go beyond discussions about visitation. One such topic could...
Preparing for a child custody hearing
When facing the end of a marriage, many parents in Georgia and elsewhere may feel it vital to take every possible measure to safeguard the needs and interests of their children. As some parents might not always agree on how to achieve this goal, sometimes negotiations...
Making joint custody work
After divorce, couples in Georgia and the rest of the U.S. might find it difficult to develop a peaceful shared custody agreement. However, there are several ways that divorced parents can make joint child custody work for all parties involved. When parents have been...
What is best for the child in a child custody case?
Decisions involving the custody children after divorce can can be difficult and emotionally charged. Courts always take into consideration what is best for the child in Georgia, but this may not always be clear. An example of such a difficult child custody case...
Summer vacation plans vs. child custody arrangements
Summer is here and family vacations in Georgia are being eagerly anticipated. While this is true for most families, divorced families with child custody arrangements may face a different reality. In an ideal situation, custody is shared by both parents and they...