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April 8, 2026 / Legal Processes

Name Change

In the State of Georgia, any person wishing to change his or her name may do so by presenting a Petition to the Court. The Court has the option to grant or to deny the petition. During a divorce action, the Wife has the opportunity to change her name back to her original name at […]

April 8, 2026 / Child Custody

Grandparents Visitation

Often times, children rely heavily upon their grandparents to ensure that they are safe, secure and well-provided for. Unfortunately, courts do not recognize grandparent visitation rights unless they are established in a court of law. Grandparents’ rights in custody matters have become increasingly important in recent years as more and more grandparents are stepping in to […]

April 8, 2026 / Child Custody

Relocating Children After Divorce

Relocation: Protecting A Child’s Best Interest After a divorce, one of the most challenging aspects is navigating the issue of child relocation. The decision to move can have a significant impact on everyone involved, especially the child. Child relocation after divorce can disrupt established routines and uproot children from their familiar environment, school, friends, and […]

April 8, 2026 / Divorce

Grounds for Divorce in Georgia

Divorce can turn life upside down in ways you never expected. Whether it’s betrayal, years of unhappiness, or simply growing apart, the reasons people end a marriage are deeply personal—and they all deserve respect. At the Edwards Law Group, we help Georgia families move forward with clear counsel and fierce representation. Let’s discuss your case. Fault vs […]

April 8, 2026 / Non-Traditional Family

Non-Traditional Family Law and GLBT Issues

As many persons in the LGBTQIA community are aware, the laws in the State of Georgia very rarely protect the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex or asexual persons living within the state. At The Edwards Law Group, it is our mission to provide the best legal care to all citizens of Georgia, […]

April 7, 2026 / Child Custody

Narcissism and Child Custody: How to Deal With a Narcissistic Parent

Child custody disputes can be stressful, especially when one parent shows narcissistic traits. Narcissism can affect how a parent communicates, makes decisions, and interacts with a child. If you are dealing with this situation, it is important to understand how it may impact your custody case and what steps you can take to protect your […]

March 20, 2026 / Divorce

Does Polyamory Lead to Divorce?

Marriage norms in the United States have gradually evolved, and some couples now explore relationship models that differ from traditional monogamy. One arrangement that receives increasing attention is polyamory, which involves consensual romantic relationships with more than one partner at a time. While some couples believe that opening a marriage may strengthen honesty or emotional […]

February 13, 2026 / Child Support

How to Enforce or Modify a Child Support Order in Georgia

Child support orders are meant to ensure financial stability for children when parents live apart, but enforcing or changing those orders isn’t always straightforward. For many families in Georgia (especially in the Atlanta area), handling the legal steps involved can feel overwhelming when circumstances shift or payments are missed. Recent state data shows that Georgia’s child […]

January 7, 2026 / Divorce

Navigating the TPO Process During a High-Conflict Divorce

When a divorce starts being about safety, everything changes. What used to be tense conversations can turn into fear, sleepless nights, and constant worry about what might happen next, especially when children are involved. High-conflict divorces are emotionally exhausting on their own, but if threats or intimidation enter the picture, the pressure becomes immediate. Many people […]

January 7, 2026 / Estate Planning

Estate Planning for Unmarried Couples in Georgia

Love may be simple, but the law in Georgia is not, especially for couples who build a life together without getting married. In Atlanta, where long-term domestic partnership agreements can take many forms, unmarried couples often share homes, finances, and families without sharing the legal protections married spouses receive by default. And the numbers reflect […]

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