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They Said It Was Uncontested—Then Everything Changed

You both agreed: no drama, no courtroom battles, no dragging it out. You were ready to file for an uncontested divorce and start your new lives.Everything seemed smooth... until it wasn’t. At Catherine Ryan Law, we’ve seen it happen more times than we can...

What If She Won’t Let Me See the Kids?

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...

What Happens to Child Support When Your Income Changes?

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...

What Types of Damages Can You Recover in a Personal Injury Case?

After an accident, most people understandably focus on their medical expenses first. They want to know: “Who’s going to pay for my ER visit, my surgery, my physical therapy?” But under Georgia law, you may be entitled to much more than that.Personal injury damages are...

Partially at Fault? You May Still Be Entitled to Compensation

Many people wrongly assume that if they were even a little bit at fault for an accident, they can’t recover compensation. This belief causes far too many injured people to walk away without ever speaking to an attorney. But here’s the truth: you may still have a very...

The Clock Is Ticking: How Long You Have to File a Personal Injury Lawsuit in Georgia

Time Isn’t on Your Side After an Accident If you’ve been injured in an accident caused by someone else, you might feel like there’s plenty of time to decide whether to pursue a lawsuit. But here’s the thing: the clock starts ticking the day you get hurt. And if you...

Can My Teen Decide Where to Live?

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?”...

Do I Really Need a Parenting Plan If We’re Co-Parenting Well?

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:...

What If My Spouse Won’t Sign Divorce Papers?

Divorce is hard enough when both people agree.But what happens when one spouse won’t cooperate? Maybe they won’t sign. Maybe they’re avoiding the conversation altogether. Maybe they’ve moved and won’t respond at all. Here’s the good news:In Georgia, your divorce can...

Who Gets What? Understanding Property Division in a Georgia Divorce

When you’re going through a divorce, it’s not just the emotional part that’s hard—it’s the financial untangling, too.One of the biggest questions we get from clients is: “What happens to our stuff?” And it’s a fair question. You’ve built a life together. Now it’s time...

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What If She Won’t Let Me See the Kids?

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...

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Attorney Catherine Verdery Ryan | Divorce, Family Law, Personal Injury

Catherine Ryan is the best attorney in the Augusta area for your uncontested divorce and legitimation cases. With over 30 years of experience, she’s the attorney who will advocate for your rights.