Category: Child Custody

Georgia courts stand by one single objective - to do what is in the best interest of the child. In most situations, that means providing access to care, support, and relationships with both parents. However, in some cases, that balance is disrupted. As your Georgia family law attorney, we encourage you to act if your […]

As a Georgia family law attorney, one of the most important parts of the work we do is protecting children and families from abusive situations. If you are at risk right now, and your safety or the health of your child is in question, call 911 and seek immediate care. Attorney Sharon Jackson LLC offers […]

A criminal conviction can significantly affect your child custody case in Georgia. Under Georgia custody law, judges must consider the criminal history of either parent when deciding what arrangement serves the child's best interest. The type of conviction, when it occurred, and whether it involved violence or harm to children all influence how much weight […]

Numerous challenges arise when coparents live in separate areas, have different schedules, and both deserve time with the child. If you are facing the holidays and wondering what to do when the other parent refuses to ensure fair treatment, it may be time to reach out for some help. At Sharron Jackson Attorney LLC, we […]

The holidays often mean a break from routine school hours and an opportunity to spend time with family and friends. Getting a vacation is ideal as well. While holiday travel can be beneficial, it can also be stressful when it comes to custody arrangements. By minimizing common custody complications, Georgia parents can avoid costly and […]

As the school year revs up, so does the risk of having to battle custody issues. New activities and requirements can put pressure on parents and children to make adjustments to custody. Georgia back-to-school custody issues are nothing to overlook. If you and your child’s other parent is struggling, do not wait to take action. […]

It may not seem like a stepparent has any rights to child custody or visitation after a divorce occurs. That was the case for a long time, but the laws now offer opportunities for stepparents in some situations. The goal of any decision related to custody and visitation comes down to what is in the […]

In the ideal situation, when parents divorce, both provide quality care and support for their child, without making negative remarks against the other parent. Yet, every situation is vastly different, and it is quite common for one parent to make hurtful statements to the child about the other. That could mean you are facing parental […]

If you're a non-custodial parent in Georgia, you might feel like the legal system has left you with limited options. Many parents worry they'll lose meaningful connections with their children simply because they don't have primary physical custody. The good news? Non-custodial parents in Georgia have significant legal rights that courts are required to protect. […]

Parenting is an honor and an opportunity. For many people, it is exactly what they want to do. For others, not so much. However, for all parents, it is critical to think about, even just for a moment, what parenting really is. Consider your role, what it means to your child, and what it means […]