Month: September 2020

Adopting across state lines: What you should know

Sometimes, finding a child to adopt can be difficult.  You may find that you are matched with a birth parent in another state which means you will be adopting from a state other than where you live.  If you want to adopt a child from another state, this is commonly...

Seeking spousal support in Georgia

Ending a marriage can be a financial shock to spouses, especially if the spouse has less income or gave up a career to assist their soon-to-be ex or raise children. Spouses in Georgia may seek spousal support, commonly referred to as alimony, during their divorce to...

What is a legitimation action in Georgia?

It is not unusual these days for a child to be born to unmarried parents. However, in Georgia if the child’s parents are unmarried and no longer in a relationship with one another, and the child’s father wants to seek child custody or visitation, he will have to file...

Is there a better way to talk about adoption?

Adoption is becoming a common choice for many people who want to enlarge their family, as well as those who feel unable to parent. Placing a child in a stable, loving home can relieve stress and bring joy to those involved, despite the difficulties that bring a...