At Brown, Barbour, & Thrailkill, P.C., we know that divorce is a stressful and difficult time for many of our clients. We strive to make this process easy for our clients by implementing personally tailored plans and unique solutions for each of our clients.

We are highly experienced in handling divorce cases and will always fight for the best interests of our clients. Whether you are involved in a high asset divorce or a contentious custody battle, we have seen it all and can help you achieve your desired result.

The basic components of a divorce in Georgia include:

Grounds for divorce– Georgia is a No-Fault divorce state, but there are also 12 situations for an At-Fault divorce including desertion and adultery.

Residency– One spouse must have lived in Georgia for at least six months.

Equitable Distribution- In Georgia, property must be divided fairly – but that does not always mean a 50/50 split.

Alimony- Not every divorce will include alimony. Alimony depends on certain things such as the length of the marriage and the financial situation of both spouses. Additionally, one spouse’s adultery may have an impact, particularly if it is the cause of the separation.

Child Support- Georgia provides specific guidelines for child support based on the parent’s incomes.

Child Custody- Both parents must submit a Parenting Plan. In some cases, parents will agree to a joint custody plan. If an agreement cannot be reached, each parent can submit his or her own plan, and then a judge will make the final decision.

Our years of experience in family law have given us the ability to navigate even the most difficult of cases. Our goal is to negotiate your divorce quickly and discreetly out of court.

However, we can also be aggressive and are not afraid to go to court to fight for the best interest of our client. We look out for our clients’ best interest long-term and will do whatever we can to get the best outcome possible.

To begin navigating your divorce with us, call us today at 770-461-2025 for your free consultation.