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Divorce: How soon do I need to hire a lawyer?

The Cherry Law Firm fields as many calls from people who have been served a petition for “divorce” as those who have contemplated divorce in Cobb and Cherokee County.

Adjustments for Child Support Payments in Georgia at Age 18

In Georgia, child support payments are calculated to cover all minor children in a home. However, when an older child reaches 18 years of age (also known as “years”), there are often changes in child support obligation to reflect the lower number of minor children at home.

What is in the best interest of the child?

Factors considered by Texas Courts

Fighting for your kids, let us help you get Sole Management Conservatorship

How do you fight for your kids in Texas

How to File for Child Support Modification in Georgia

In most states, a support order is made based on the income of both parents, the child’s needs and other relevant matters. If there is a substantial change of circumstances … you lose your job, your ex-spouse has a significant wage increase, the existing order of child support can be modified.

Preparing for initial consultation with the lawyer will ensure your case is clearly understood.

Spend the time to prepare questions and gather needed information before your initial consultation.

Whose fault is it anyway? Grounds for Divorce in Texas.

A short discussion of the grounds for divorce in the State of Texas

10 Rules for Successful Co-Parenting with your Ex

Tips to successfully co-parent after a divorce

Impact of Domestic Violence Allegations on a Texas Child Custody Dispute

This article discusses how allegations of family violence affect child custody disputes

How do I calculate how much child support I am to receive…or how much must I pay?

Child support is ordered to ensure that children receive financial support. Both parents are obligated to support their children - even if they are not living together. “Well, how much?” – you may ask! The Texas Family Code establishes “guideline” child support amounts.

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