by Catherine Ryan | Jul 22, 2025 | Alimony & Child Support
Let’s set the scene: you’re the financially stable parent. You’ve got a court order saying your child is supposed to be with you every other weekend—or maybe full-time. But when it’s time for the visit or transition? Your child refuses. They cry, they cling to...
by Catherine Ryan | Jul 20, 2025 | Alimony & Child Support
Kids shouldn’t have to pick between cake and conflict. Birthdays are supposed to be magical—balloons, cake, laughter, and maybe a meltdown or two (from the kids, not the adults!). But when you’re navigating a divorce or custody split, something as joyful as a...
by Catherine Ryan | Jul 2, 2025 | Alimony & Child Support
What Georgia law actually says about custody, parenting time, and money. You’re not alone if you’ve asked this. Many parents feel confused or even frustrated when they’re the primary caregiver—yet are still expected to pay child support. It doesn’t seem to add up. But...
by Catherine Ryan | Jun 18, 2025 | Alimony & Child Support
ife doesn’t stand still after divorce.Maybe you got laid off. Maybe you landed a big promotion. Maybe your ex started a new job that pays more. If child support is part of your parenting plan, you’re probably wondering: “Does this change what I pay or receive?” The...
by Catherine Ryan | Jun 4, 2025 | Alimony & Child Support
In Georgia, child support generally ends when the child turns 18—but there are important exceptions that can either extend or terminate support earlier. So if you’re a parent paying or receiving child support, it’s important to know the full picture. The...
by Catherine Ryan | Jun 2, 2025 | Alimony & Child Support
Let’s start with the big myth: you’re not automatically entitled to alimony just because you’re divorcing. In Georgia, alimony (also called spousal support) is not awarded in every case. The court considers several factors, including: One spouse’s financial need...
