Fayetteville Divorce AttorneysDivorce and family law attorneys serving Fayetteville
Divorce and family law attorneys serving Fayetteville
500 W. Lanier Ave STE 905
Fayetteville, Georgia 30214
Monday–Friday
8:00am–9:00pm
Saturday
9:00am-5:00pm
Sunday
By Appointment
About the Fayetteville Office
Seeing a need for reputable counsel in the Fayetteville area, Managing Partner Mary Montgomery opened the Fayetteville office in July of 2017. The goal of expanding the practice reinforced the teams desire to support the divorce and family law needs of our clients in that corridor of metro Atlanta.
Why Choose Us as Your Fayetteville Family Law Attorney?
Since 1988, the Stearns-Montgomery & Proctor team of family law attorneys has served the greater Atlanta area with expertise and compassion. We specialize in divorce and family law matters no matter how complex, so you can trust us as your partner during complicated and tumultuous times.
If you or your loved ones are going through the process of divorce, child custody, adoption, estate planning, or other legal issues in Fayette County, contact Stearns-Montgomery & Proctor to see how we can help. Our Fayetteville family law office even offers weekend appointment times so that our clients can seek the counsel they need at convenient times.
Call us for a consultation with a Fayetteville attorney today!
- Head west on E Lanier Ave
- Make a U-turn at La
- Fayette Ave Our Fayetteville divorce law firm will be on the right
The Fayetteville Divorce & Family Law Team
Paralegals
- Kristin Pound – Paralegal to Partner Ryan Proctor (remotely – home office Buckhead)
- Heather Shaddix – Paralegal to Hallie Willis
Legal Assistants
- Matthew Cormier – Legal Assistant to Hallie Willis
Our Fayetteville Law Services
Adoption
At Stearns‑Montgomery & Proctor, uniting children with adoptive parents is one of the best parts of our job. Our Fayetteville family law attorneys help families through the adoption process from start to finish.
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Annulment Services in Fayetteville
When considering an annulment the goal is to have your marriage completely eradicated from historical records, while a divorce is concrete and will be documented for life.
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Child Custody
Disputes over child custody and visitation are among the most hotly contested in Georgia family law cases. While the court has established legal guidelines to follow, there are always extenuating factors which must be considered.
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Contested Divorce in Fayetteville
A contested divorce is where parties cannot reach an agreement on whether to get a divorce or settle on the terms and details of the dissolution.
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High-Asset Divorce in Fayetteville
High asset divorces work similarly to normal divorces, with two main differences. First, there’s a lot more at stake—often in terms of your marital investments. Second, there is a lot of unusual complexity.
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Georgia Child Support
The process of establishing child support payments often causes anxiety for parents going through the divorce process or paternity suits.
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Legal Separation in Fayetteville
Technically, there is no such thing as a legal separation in Fayetteville. However, you can file for a separate maintenance action, defined as a judicial determination to separate spouses and provide support without a judicial termination of the marriage.
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Fayetteville Divorce Mediation
Mediation involves meeting with a third party (Mediator) to consult on which issues can be amicably addressed throughout the divorce process.
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Military Divorce Attorneys
Divorce is an emotional and often complex topic by itself, but divorcing someone in the military presents a unique set of challenges.
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No Fault Divorce
No-fault divorce law gives either party the freedom to sue for divorce with only the claim of “irreconcilable differences.”
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Same-Sex Divorce
While same sex partners have the same rights as any other couple under Georgia divorce laws, there are legal complications that can arise when break ups occur.
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Uncontested Divorce in Fayetteville
In an uncontested divorce, the couple is in general agreement on getting the divorce and on the terms.
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