Divorce

Divorce is usually complicated. If children are in the equation, not only does it get more complicated, but in many cases the children can become pawns of manipulation, victims of circumstance, collateral damage. It is always best to hire an attorney to protect everyone’s rights. Melanie Webre was involved in a case with a married […]

Part III of our ‘Saving Time & Expense’ course, lays out a simple, albeit important checklist, in ways to save time and money during your divorce case.

Stearns-Montgomery & Proctor’s Founder, Mary Montgomery, continues a multi-part series of how clients can Save Time & Expense when going through a divorce. Part 2 defines what the ‘Discovery’ process may be, and its importance in your case.

Under Georgia law, an individual’s parental rights may be terminated if: The parent “wantonly and willfully” failed to comply with a child support order entered in Georgia or any other state for at least 12 months or more; The parent consented to the termination of parental rights and such consent has been accepted by the […]