Naggiar and Sarif LLC is an Atlanta, Georgia law firm focused exclusively on all areas of Family Law and Divorce Law litigation.
We are confident our Atlanta divorce lawyers have a strategy that will work for you.
Managing Partner
Danny Naggiar is a founding and
managing partner of Naggiar & Sarif,
LLC. Danny is a Top Rated Attorney
by Georgia Legal Leaders, and has
received the Client Distinction
Award from Martindale…
Founding Partner
David Sarif was born in Cape Town,
South Africa and raised in Atlanta,
Georgia. After graduating from
Woodward Academy, he attended
the nationally recognized McCombos
School of Business at the…
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Associate Attorney
Associate Attorney
Partner
Danny Naggiar represented me in my divorce and custody case. He was experienced, smart, and responsive to all my (many) questions. I was very impressed with his advocacy on my behalf and recommend him to anyone who needs his help. From the initial consultation to the finalization of my divorce he was there every step of the way. He’s the best. Thanks Danny!
J.P.
A divorce can be ugly, real ugly. David Sarif is not only 2 steps ahead of opposing counsel, he quickly reads the legal and personal situations to move the process forward as easily as possible. He preserves your assets and your sanity. I’m glad David came so I highly recommended to me. My divorce may have done some real damage if he wasn’t in my corner.
Bill W.
Hello Mr. Naggiar, I would like to thank you for all that you helped us on my sons case, you have been a blessing in our lifes and there’s no words to say how much we appreciate ALL the work you did for us.
C.G.
David represented me in my contested divorce in Fulton county. He is very knowledgeable and skilled and treated me like a real person. Him and Misty and Ashley on his staff were responsive and helpful from minute one. I wish there were more lawyers like him. Highly recommended if you need a divorce or family law attorney to help you in Atlanta. Thank you Naggiar & Sarif. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
CATHERINE
David came highly recommended by a friend who had used him a few years ago. He genuinely seemed to care and fought hard to protect me and my interests. My divorce case was ultimately resolved at mediation and I’m very appreciative for David’s guidance and support. He explained everything every step of the way and got the big picture.
JEREMY
Mr. Naggiar is an excellent attorney; sharp, smart, HIGHLY efficient…. And doesn’t cost an arm and a leg (unlike my ex-wife!). He delicately, sagaciously made my divorce as painless as possible and expedited the process per GA law and the judge. If, sadly, you have to go through this painful situation, I say call Danny. He will take your best interests to heart…and defend them.
P.N.
Danny represented me in division of military retirement pay case. He gave me candid legal advice on how best to proceed with the case. I did not like what Danny was telling so I decided to go with another lawyer. As it turns out, Danny’s advice was the best course of action, but I was defiant because I felt my ex-wife didn’t deserve any of my retirement pay. I wholeheartedly regret not sticking with Danny. He’s an excellent attorney.
COURTNEY
I’m forever appreciative of the work and advocacy Naggiar & Sarif provided on my behalf. Hiring them was the best decision I made in my divorce. Thank you guys for your advice and guidance! Thank you thank you thank you.
MICHAEL
The divorce process can work in a variety of ways, depending on the circumstances of your case. Below is a generic overview of the basic divorce process:
One spouse files a complaint for divorce in the appropriate county
The complaint for divorce is then served, by law on the other party. This can be accomplished by agreement or through law enforcement.
The party being sued for divorce has 30 days to file a response for the complaint for divorce.
Either party may request a temporary hearing to resolve matters of child support, custody or spousal support on a temporary basis.
During this time the parties may exchange information about all aspects relating to each other as it pertains to their divorce, via a process called discovery.
At this time the parties may exchange settlement offers or attend a formal mediation where a neutral party hopes to facilitate a settlement of all matters before trial.
If the parties are unable to settle their case they may request a trial before a judge or a jury
By law the state of Georgia can only grant a divorce 31 days after everything has been filed. Therefore, technically, it is possible to get divorced in 32 days, but this occurs in the rarest of circumstances and typically applies to uncontested divorces.
The length of the divorce process is really based on the complexity of the case. Some examples include, the inability to agree on any aspect of their divorce, parties with complex financial assets and battles over child custody. Before a court will grant a divorce, every issue pertaining to the spouse’s marriage needs to be resolved and the conduct of the parties during this process can greatly shorten or lengthen the divorce process.
Once again, this answer depends on the circumstances of the party. Costs can vary based on the ability or inability of the parties to come to an agreement on their divorce issues. Generally, the more the parties agree upon the less they will spend on their divorce.
Yes. Georgia allows for parties to represent themselves in a divorce action.
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