Atlanta Metro Family Law Blog
Can you challenge a premarital agreement?
You and your spouse have become different people from the ones you were at your wedding. Your circumstances are different, too, and now that you are facing divorce, perhaps that premarital agreement the two of you signed does not seem like a fair contract. Although we...
What you should know about Prenuptial Agreements
A Prenuptial agreement is a contract that addresses what to expect should you and your spouse divorce. Several factors may call for divorce in marriage, and most of them are unforeseen from the onset. Therefore, it is healthy to have an agreement early to reduce the...
What you need to know about the child custody laws in Georgia
Georgia has specific laws in place for child custody. If you are in the process of a custody issue, understanding the basic laws may help you know your rights and potential outcome for your case. In custody proceedings, the court’s primary focus is the interest of the...
Filing for divorce in Georgia step by step
The complexity of your divorce case depends on several factors, such as the value of the assets you share with your spouse and whether you have minor children together. However, even a relatively simple divorce is rarely easy due to the stress and emotions involved in...
Issues that can arise during a divorce
An amicable split from your spouse is less expensive and easier for everyone. At Terri Herron Law, we believe that it is a worthy goal to work toward. However, uncontested divorce means more than just a split that you and your spouse both agree to. Issues can arise at...
Signs that predict divorce
While most couples in the Atlanta area do not enter into a marriage thinking that there is a good chance it will end in divorce, statistics show that divorce is common. There are numerous reasons why marriages end, but there are certain signs that experts determine to...
Father involvement and its benefits for children
It can be difficult for a father in Georgia to remain involved with his children when they live apart from one another after a divorce. Nevertheless, a father can still communicate his love and concern for his children through phone calls and letters even if he is not...
How to ensure you uncover all assets in your divorce
In your divorce papers, it is important to include all assets you own. If you leave something out, the Georgia court cannot consider it when dividing property. That is why it is essential that you do a complete inventory of all assets you and your spouse own,...
Eating disorders and child custody disputes
Our law office knows that a dispute over child custody can be one of the most intense challenges a parent will ever face. They may be struggling with many different hurdles during a custody dispute, such as a lack of familiarity with their legal options and...
Being a good dad after a divorce
Divorce is often emotionally challenging for Georgia fathers, especially when they have to share custody of their children. They may worry about maintaining a good relationship with their children and being an effective parent after a divorce occurs. Fortunately,...
