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As the late spring sun warms up Atlanta and families start planning for summer vacations, many parents in shared custody situations begin eyeing bigger changes—like relocating for a new job,

As the new year kicks off in Atlanta, engagement season is in full swing. From holiday proposals in Midtown to romantic getaways in Buckhead, many high-earning professionals—especially in the booming

Divorce no longer looks the way it did a generation ago. Across Atlanta, many couples are searching for ways to end their marriage without escalating conflict, exposing personal details in

Relocation disputes are one of the most common reasons parents end up back in court after a custody order is in place. Many parents assume that moving a short distance

High-asset divorce presents unique challenges that go far beyond dividing a home and checking accounts. For business owners, physicians, executives, and other high-net-worth individuals in Atlanta, divorce can put years

Custody laws in Georgia have undergone important changes for 2025 that affect how courts decide child custody, visitation, and parental rights. Two of the most talked about changes are the

Collaborative divorce offers a respectful, efficient, and family-focused alternative to traditional litigation. But one of the most common questions people ask is, “What happens if we can’t agree?” The truth

Divorce is never easy—but it doesn’t have to be destructive. More couples in Georgia are turning to collaborative divorce to create a respectful, transparent, and family-centered way to separate. This

Divorce doesn’t have to mean a public courtroom battle or months of costly disputes. For couples who want a respectful, private, and solution-focused approach, collaborative divorce offers an alternative. But

When a marriage ends, most couples hope to resolve their divorce as peacefully and privately as possible. In Atlanta, two of the most popular approaches for doing this are collaborative