Child Support

Child support payments are generally awarded to the custodial parent of a minor child to help with expenses associated with raising that child. Georgia law uses a child support calculation that takes into account the income of both parents. The court-ordered child support amount is intended to equal the minimum amount the noncustodial parent would […]

Understanding joint custody in Georgia is essential for parents navigating divorce proceedings involving children and facing child custody decisions

In this video, Stearns-Montgomery & Proctor Attorney LaKeisha Gantt provides a clear and insightful breakdown of the 2024 Georgia Child Support Amendments, highlighting how these significant changes impact parents statewide. Gantt expertly explains the key revisions, including adjustments to income calculations, modifications in support obligations, and updates on the enforcement measures that are now in […]

Dealing with child support arrears can be daunting. Our latest blog examines how to get child support arrears dismissed to free yourself from this burden