Being constantly on the move has long been a normal part of American life. Opportunities and obligations to relocate don’t take a break when a parent shares custody with a former spouse. Like virtually every other problem faced by divorced couples, Georgia has met...
Month: October 2019
Commercial boundary disputes need business-like solutions
Conflicts over property lines between neighboring homeowners are common and often emotionally intense. For real estate attorneys, helping such clients find their way out of “crisis mode” is often the first step toward finding a positive resolution. Boundary disputes...
Why adults sometimes adopt adults
The idea may seem strange at first to most people, the ability of one adult to adopt another sometimes holds major financial, emotional and practical benefits. The reasons for adoption of one adult by another are not usually a primary concern when it comes time for a...
Why contracts are important in surrogacy
Surrogacy provides a way for families to have a child when they would otherwise be unable to do so, because of health or other concerns. However, the process of surrogacy is long and full of complications, including legal concerns. Surrogacy comes in two main forms:...
Grandparents’ rights in custody and visitation
Georgia family courts make child custody decisions based on their determination of the best interests of the child. They presume that a child’s best interests lie in having healthy relationships with both parents. They also recognize that both parents have rights in...
Real estate disputes/litigation: a truly broad realm
Real estate disputes It is certainly reasonable for a prospective Georgia client of a legal team that underscores its proven advocacy across a broad spectrum of real estate concerns to inquire regarding specifics. After all, the real estate universe is vast and...
What are common grounds for divorce in Georgia?
Ending a marriage is a difficult decision. You and your spouse may have tried the best that you can over the years, but you no longer wish to continue as a married couple. Divorce today is more commonplace and acceptable than ever. If you’ve been a Georgia resident...
