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Being aware of your actions and words as a parent can single handedly alter the severity divorce has on a child. From a legal perspective, the way a parent interacts with his or her child can influence child custody, visitation, and parental rights in Georgia. The courts are interested in determining which parent is acting in […]

So, you’ve found the love of your life and you intend to get married some day. If you have assets to protect, it’s often in your best interest to sign a prenup before the wedding—the trouble is, when people hear the word “prenup,” they often hear “I plan to divorce you someday, darling.” Here are […]

Valentine’s Day is around the corner, which, if you are going through a divorce, can feel even more difficult and lonely. While it’s easy to juxtapose society’s heavily marketed holiday with your own feelings of sadness and anger, it important to keep your emotions in perspective. Divorce is demanding and it can be very sad, […]

Mary Steans-Montgomery and Jordan Hendrick won an important case for the GA Supreme Court. The DeRyke, Admr. v. Teets case was a victory—the law in Georgia has been further clarified to interpret divorce settlement agreements when a client’s employee life insurance beneficiary designation is not changed to remove the former spouse. Mary and Jordon helped […]