Savannah Divorce & Family Law AttorneysDivorce and Family Law Attorneys Serving Savannah.
Divorce and Family Law Attorneys Serving Savannah.
443 Montgomery Street
Savannah, GA 31401
Monday–Friday
8:00am–6:00pm
Saturday
By Appointment
Sunday
By Appointment
About our Savannah Divorce Law Office
Heading our Savannah Office, Attorney Matthew Midgett brings almost 15 years of experience to the table. The demand for divorce lawyers in the Savannah area were the main factors in the Savannah office coming to fruition. Our New Savannah office is located in the South Historic District neighborhood. In addition to Chatham County, our Savannah office supports several of Savannah's surrounding counties including Bryan County, Effingham County, Bulloch County, Liberty County, Glynn County, McIntosh County, Candler County, Evans County, and Long County.
Why Choose Stearns-Montgomery & Proctor as Your Savannah Divorce Lawyers?
Our team of divorce and family law attorneys has over 50 years of collective legal experience spanning complex specialties and case types from high asset divorces to child support and more.
Just as importantly, however, our Savannah family law experts have the compassion and determination all individuals seek when going through complicated and often emotional legal experiences. The process of getting a divorce, adopting a child, or fighting for custody can be difficult and life-altering; our team of Georgia attorneys will be your partner to find resolutions that seek your best interest.
Stearns-Montgomery & Proctor is proud to serve the Savannah, Downtown Savannah, Georgetown, Guyton, Hinesville, Pooler, Port Wentworth, Richmond Hill, Rincon, Statesboro, and Wilmington Islands communities! For more information on how our divorce lawyers and family law attorneys can serve you, explore our legal services below or reach out to schedule a consultation today.
Live in Chatham County, Effingham County, Screven County, Bullock County, Bryan County, Liberty County, McIntosh County, Long County, Tattnall County, Candler County, Glynn County, or Wayne County? Call us today to schedule a consultation with your local office!
Don't see your county listed? Give us a call for more details on which office location works best for you, as we proudly serve over 100 counties across the State of Georgia!
- From I-16 E, exit left onto W Gaston St.
- In 0.6 miles, keep right onto ML King Jr Boulevard
- In 0.2 miles, turn left onto Montgomery St.
- The destination will be on your left
The Savannah Divorce & Family Law Team
Our Savannah Family Law Services
Savannah Adoption
At Stearns‑Montgomery & Proctor, uniting children with adoptive parents is one of the best parts of our job. Our Savannah family law attorneys help families through the adoption process from start to finish.
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Annulment Services in Savannah
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 Savannah
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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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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High-Asset Divorce in Savannah
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 Savannah
Technically, there is no such thing as a legal separation in Alpharetta. 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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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 Savannah
In an uncontested divorce, the couple is in general agreement on getting the divorce and on the terms.
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