Few areas of family law feel more personal, or more emotionally charged, than custody litigation. For parents, it is not simply a legal dispute. It is about their children, their role as a parent, and their future family dynamic.

When people think about divorce, they are prone to focus on the immediate decisions: who keeps the house, how accounts will be divided, or what support may look like moving forward.

One of the biggest mistakes people make in divorce is waiting until the process begins to start preparing for it.

Georgia follows the doctrine of equitable division, which means the court seeks a division that is fair.  This is not always one that is mathematically equal.