In Georgia, a Guardian Ad Litem (GAL) is an attorney appointed by the Court to represent the best interests of the child/children in a contested child custody or divorce case. A Guardian Ad Litem is not necessary in every such case. … Read More ›
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Family Violence and Divorce
Domestic Violence is among the reasons that a marriage may end in divorce. Georgia has a number of state certified family violence shelters. There are various services that these shelters provide including: Crisis Intervention, confidential shelter, linkage with community activities, children services,… Read More ›
Update Will After Divorce or Other Life Changes
It is important that your Last Will and Testament (“Will”) is updated after any significant life change, such as a change in marital status, birth of a child, and acquisition or disposal of a major asset. You should not attempt to make… Read More ›
Extreme Caution When Dividing Retirement Benefits
Divorcing spouses need to use extreme caution when dividing their retirement benefits. Pro-se litigants especially can reap severe consequences by not understanding the importance of having a QDRO drafted for certain retirement plans. Be aware that when a QDRO is needed, it should be drafted… Read More ›
Children and Divorce
Parents are dealing with a very difficult time during a separation or divorce. However, the children of divorcing parents are trying to cope as well. If parents are informed, they can better assist their children. For information and guidance to help… Read More ›
Considering a Collaborative Divorce?
Collaborative Divorce is growing more and more popular with spouses that wish to divorce but would like to end their marriage without having a contested trial. Click on the article below to better understand the collaborative process. Depending on a number… Read More ›
Attorney Tiffany Lunn of Lunn Law LLC: Georgia Family Law Blog 