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 parent of a child with a disability in Georgia, you've likely wondered whether child support obligations continue beyond age 18. The answer changed dramatically on July 1, 2024, when Georgia enacted groundbreaking legislation extending child support for disabled adult children. This guide explains your rights, obligations, and the legal process under Georgia's […]
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 […]
July is National Child-Centered Divorce Month. This month’s goal is to raise awareness of the impact that divorce has on children. While ending a marriage may be the right thing for all involved, it is still a challenging process for children. During this month, we focus on providing our clients and families with the resources […]
Life changes after divorce. Your income may increase or decrease. Your ex-spouse might remarry or start living with someone new. These shifts can make your original alimony arrangement feel unfair or outdated. If you're paying or receiving alimony in Georgia, you have options. The law allows for modifications when circumstances change significantly. Understanding when and […]
A divorce deposition is a formal legal proceeding where parties provide sworn testimony under oath, serving as a crucial part of the discovery process in Georgia divorce cases. This guide explains what to expect and how to prepare for a divorce deposition in Georgia. What Is a Divorce Deposition? Divorce depositions are formal, sworn statements […]
Fathers play a vital role in the development of children, and this is one of the key factors courts consider when making decisions about child custody and co-parenting. In the ideal world, both parents can work together for the best interests of the child. Yet, that is not always what happens. June is Fatherhood Awareness […]
Most families can use a few summer co-parenting tips in Georgia. Once summer arrives, everything changes daily. Different schedules for each child, the need to manage summer vacations, and late nights all make for confusion when it comes to managing co-parenting schedules. At Attorney Sharon Jackson, LLC, we know that challenges exist. These tips should […]
Going through a divorce is never easy, but choosing the right process can make a significant difference in your experience, costs, and outcomes. If you're considering divorce in Georgia, you have two primary paths: traditional litigation or mediation. Each approach has distinct advantages and drawbacks that could impact your family's future. What Is Divorce Mediation? […]
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