The U.S. State Department Will Start Revoking Passports for Parents Who Owe Child Support – What Does this Mean for Passport Holders?
The Associated Press has reported that the United States Department of State will begin more seriously enforcing legislation
No parent should ever have to face the reality of a child abduction. Yet parental abduction, in which one parent takes a child in violation of a custody order or without the other parent’s consent, is more common than many
For many parents, building a family means looking beyond our nation’s borders. International adoption can be a life-changing path with many steps involved. Ultimately, it does not simply involve an adoption—it is also an immigration process governed by both United
Parental alienation — when one parent systematically undermines a child’s relationship with the other — is one of the most damaging dynamics in custody disputes, and Georgia courts take it seriously. Understanding what constitutes alienating behavior, how courts evaluate it,
If you are considering divorce in Georgia, mediation will likely be part of your journey, whether you choose it voluntarily or are ordered into it by the court. Understanding how the mediation process works from start to finish can reduce
Facing a divorce is one of the most difficult experiences a person can go through. Beyond the emotional weight, there are major decisions to make about how the legal process will unfold. Two primary paths exist in Georgia: mediation and
You may have heard the phrase ‘trust fund’ and assumed that a trust is an estate planning tool used only by the wealthy to fund their children’s expensive lifestyles into adulthood. But this is not always the case. In fact,
Divorce is one of the most consequential legal and personal processes a person can go through, and the decisions made during it, even seemingly small ones, can shape the course of the next decade or more. Yet the conditions of
I thought the longest part of my divorce would be the years leading up to it—the quiet arguments, the paperwork, the waiting for a court date that kept drifting further into the future. Yet, somehow the two years of litigating
What the Hell is Wrong with Us?
On Sunday in Shreveport, a father killed eight children ranging from ages three to 11. Seven of these children were his own. He also shot two women, one his wife and mother of
