by Catherine Ryan | Jun 20, 2025 | Family Law
It’s one of the hardest calls we get:“My ex won’t let me see my kids. What can I do?” If this is happening to you, first—know this:You are not powerless. You have legal rights. And there are steps you can take to protect your relationship with your child. Here’s what...
by Catherine Ryan | Jun 12, 2025 | Family Law
Custody decisions are emotional for everyone—but especially when a child is old enough to have an opinion. So if your teenager has come to you and said,“I want to live with Dad,” or “I want to stay with Mom full-time,”you might be wondering: “Do they get to choose?”...
by Catherine Ryan | Jun 10, 2025 | Family Law
Some parents split up and stay civil. No drama, no court battles, no bitterness—just two adults doing their best for their kids.If that sounds like you, you might be thinking: “We’re getting along. Do we really need a parenting plan?” Short answer: Yes.Long answer:...
by Catherine Ryan | May 28, 2025 | Family Law
Here’s a simple truth: life changes.You might land a new job, lose one, relocate, or notice your child’s needs evolving. The parenting plan or child support agreement that made sense two years ago might not work anymore. So what now?Can you legally change it?Yes. And...
by Catherine Ryan | May 26, 2025 | Family Law
Joint Custody Isn’t Always Financially Equal Many parents assume that if they share custody, child support won’t apply. It seems logical—after all, both parents are equally involved, right? Not exactly. In Georgia, joint custody does not automatically cancel out child...
by Catherine Ryan | May 24, 2025 | Family Law
Understanding Custody in Georgia: Why It Matters When parents separate, one of the biggest concerns is: What happens with the kids? Custody decisions are more than just who the child lives with. In Georgia, there are two types of custody—legal custody and physical...
