In a recent post, we explored one of the ways in which technology is playing a pivotal role in fostering strong connections between co-parents and their children. Virtual visitation, facilitated by a variety of apps and platforms, has become an essential tool for many...
Year: 2024
The benefits of virtual visitation for co-parenting families
It’s not hard to see that many kids and adults today may be a little TOO connected. After all, it’s difficult to go anywhere without seeing people glued to their phones, tablets and laptops instead of taking in the world around them. With that said, there are some...
4 reasons to alter a child custody schedule
Divorcing parents may spend considerable time trying to find a child custody schedule that works for everyone. There’s a lot to consider, such as each parent’s work schedule and a child’s daily needs. Even after spending hours configuring a custody schedule, there may...
What are drug schedules and how do they affect criminal charges?
Someone who is convicted of drug possession can face prison time, fines and a permanent criminal record. These penalties can vary depending on the severity of a substance. Under the Controlled Substance Act (CSA), drugs are categorized into schedules. There are five...
Your contribution as a stay-at-home parent matters in divorce
As a stay-at-home parent, you may have sacrificed your career, education or personal goals to care for the children and the household. You may have also supported your spouse’s professional growth and success, directly or indirectly. Will any of these matter during...
What are the penalties for drug conspiracy in Georgia?
You could be charged with drug conspiracy if you are found to have plotted with others to commit any drug-related offense, such as possession, distribution or manufacturing. You do not have to commit the actual offense or be the ringleader to face such charges....
3 tips for answering your child’s question about your divorce
Why are you getting a divorce? What did I do? Can we still live together? Who will I live with? Will I transfer schools? These are a few examples of the questions to expect from your child when you inform them about your divorce. How you answer these questions is...
What to do when the police stop you
The police can stop a driver for different reasons. These include reasonable suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol or other drugs, a traffic law violation, a vehicle equipment or mechanical violation and so on. While being pulled over doesn't necessarily...
Options for the family home in a divorce
For most couples, the family home is their most valuable asset. During a divorce, this will be subject to property division. In Georgia, property is divided equitably in a divorce. This means that the court will carefully assess the financial circumstances of each...
When does evidence become inadmissible in court?
Evidence is the key factor in all criminal cases. To be convicted of a crime, the accused must be proven guilty beyond all reasonable doubt. This means that compelling evidence must be provided by the prosecution. If the defense can establish reasonable doubt, then...
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