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How Far Apart Can Parents Live and Still Have 50/50 Custody?
If you are a parent going through a divorce or separation, one of the most important decisions you will make is how to divide custody of your child. In Georgia, the law considers it ideal for parents to share legal …
What Happens If You Don’t Respond To Child Custody Papers?
If you have been served with child custody papers in Georgia, failing to respond to them can have serious consequences. The state of Georgia takes child custody cases very seriously. If you don’t respond to these papers, you could lose …
A Guide for Doctors During Divorce
Going through a divorce can be one of the most challenging experiences of your life. As a doctor, you may face additional stressors, such as long work hours, demanding patients, and a hectic schedule. It’s essential to recognize that divorce …
Can My Ex-Wife Take My Child Out of State Without Permission in Georgia?
If your wife wants to move your children out of Georgia, she may have to get permission from the court first. In Georgia, custodial parents must notify their child’s other parent before a move and get the court’s permission. This …
How to Modify An Existing Child Custody Agreement?
If you wish to modify an existing child custody agreement, your modifications must be in the best interest of the child. After all, this is what the courts will consider when making any changes to an existing custody agreement. Before …
How Can You Protect Your Children During a Custody Battle?
Divorce is never easy, and untangling your life from your ex is hard. During this time, tension can run high for everyone in the family. This is especially true if a divorcing couple has children and does not agree on …
