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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 […]

Making the decision to file for divorce at any time of the year requires careful consideration of your needs, future implications, and the legal process. At the end of the year, you will need to take a few extra steps to ensure the process goes as expected. By working with a Georgia divorce attorney from […]

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 […]

Divorce proceedings can take months or sometimes even years to finalize in Georgia. During this time, it may be a challenge to maintain your standard of living, especially if your spouse controlled the family finances or you've been out of the workforce. The good news is that Georgia law provides several options for obtaining financial […]

Who pays for college after divorce in Georgia? With the cost of college education on the rise, many students still expect their parents to meet these financial obligations. However, divorce changes that obligation to some degree. If your child is heading to college, there are some essential questions about college costs after divorce that you […]

Going through a divorce means facing immediate needs while waiting for your case to finish. You need to pay bills. Your kids need stability. These concerns don't wait for a final decree. That's where temporary orders come in. In Georgia, divorce cases take anywhere from six months to several years to resolve completely. During this […]

After a divorce, it becomes critical to change various aspects of your life. With so many changes, estate planning often becomes an oversight. Yet, once your divorce is final, you likely want to make changes to who can make decisions for you and what happens to your assets. Divorce and estate planning in Georgia go […]

Domestic violence is a devastating, physically and emotionally crushing act that can change the course of a person’s life. October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and the ideal time to discuss not only what domestic violence is but what to do if you are a victim. Georgia Family Law Attorney Sharon Jackson LLC provides one-on-one […]

No matter how hard you worked and your spouse did not, or what you contributed and they failed to do, Georgia follows equitable distribution in the division of assets in a divorce. Equitable is not the same as equal, and that plays a different role in the decisions surrounding all marital property. Estate planning also […]