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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

In Georgia child custody cases, one question surfaces more than any other as children grow older: “At what age can my child choose which parent to live with?” The answer,

If you are entering into a child custody dispute or a divorce involving children in Georgia, there is one document that you absolutely cannot avoid: the Parenting Plan. A detailed

When a child custody case moves before an Atlanta court, many parents assume the judge will simply choose the more financially stable home or the one with the best school

The process of determining child custody in Georgia can feel like navigating a foreign land, complete with its own confusing language. For parents facing divorce or separation in Atlanta, one

As Atlanta schools gear up for the 2025 academic year, co-parents face unique challenges in aligning parenting plans with school schedules. Traffic on I-85, extracurriculars, and hybrid learning add complexity.

Grandparents play vital roles in many Atlanta families, but what happens when divorce or family disputes limit access to grandchildren? Georgia law provides avenues for grandparents’ rights, but they’re not