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Co-Parenting Elf Calendar

Co-Parenting Elf Calendar

  As we start the holiday season, many Georgia divorcing families are faced with the conflict of establishing new traditions versus honoring the family’s past traditions. Love it or hate it, the Elf on the Shelf tradition is alive and strong. Consider using the...

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Joint Physical and Legal Custody in Georgia

Joint Physical and Legal Custody in Georgia

A large part of any divorce is deciding who gets custody of the children. According to the experts at Swilling Family Law, parents can typically expect to obtain joint custody in Georgia, though many don't understand what joint custody truly entails. All parties must...

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Managing Stress During a Divorce or Family Case

Managing Stress During a Divorce or Family Case

Whether you’ve been served with divorce papers or you’re the one filing, the process can be daunting if you tackle it alone. However long the process takes, and whatever the result, you need to manage your stress levels during a divorce or family case.  These...

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Does Georgia Recognize Common Law Marriage?

Does Georgia Recognize Common Law Marriage?

State governments across the nation each have a unique perspective regarding some institutions in society. One of those institutions is marriage. While many states do recognize those couples who have been together for several years in a nuclear home relationship as...

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Good Faith Conversation Tips for Success

Good Faith Conversation Tips for Success

When it comes to important legal decisions regarding your children, it is essential to discuss your intentions with all parties involved in their care before taking any action. We suggest engaging in a GOOD FAITH CONVERSATION.   A good faith conversation is where...

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Understanding the child support process in Georgia

Understanding the child support process in Georgia

Georgia parents who are parting ways need to think about potential family law issues. One of the most important is child support. The state’s Division of Child Support Services (DCSS) oversees these cases. There are several steps to establishing an order and making...

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