The Ward Law Firm has written many articles about child custody. Please browse our library for important information and resources that could help you with child custody issues during divorce.
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A Permanent Parenting Plan Outlines Child Custody and Visitation Parenting plans outlining custody and visitation must be submitted in GA divorces involving kids. Parents can submit plans jointly or separately. Learn more. -
Parents Can Request Child Custody Modifications Even After the Divorce is Final Child custody agreements are usually finalized during the divorce. However, there are many reasons to request a modification after the final divorce decree. -
Resources for Gwinnett County Child Custody Clients Divorces and child custody cases can be stressful. Familiarizing oneself with local child custody resources can help some clients ease their anxieties. -
Georgia Laws Allow Grandparents to Request Visitation Rights Grandparents often worry about being able to see their grandchildren after a divorce. Fortunately, Georgia law allows grandparents to request visitation rights. -
How a Judge Makes a Decision in Child Custody Relocation Petitions in Georgia When one parent in a divorce wants to relocate, the court considers many factors. This article explains relocation laws and how a judge makes a determination.