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We are here to help anyone who is trying to navigate the complicated world of alimony and spousal support lawyer. We are devoted to being a trusted advocate and you can be certain that we will fight for your interests and your financial freedom every step of the way.

When it comes to your family and your finances, there is a lot on the line. Dealing with alimony can be an emotional and stressful process but you don’t have to deal with it alone. You need to be careful, one mistake can cause unnecessary financial strain and years of lost time. This is why it is so crucial to work with a lawyer that is highly experienced when it comes to alimony law.

We know how high the stakes can be when discussing alimony, and we know they can be even higher for some. This is why we have a special focus on helping unwed fathers who are facing uncertain situations. While we can, and do, provide exceptional service to all of our clients, regardless of their parental or marital status, we know that oftentimes fathers can face even higher adversity when entering family courts. In order to get a favorable outcome in their case, particularly when it comes to alimony, child support, and child custody issues, fathers require an attorney who is experienced as well as passionate about protecting their rights.

The hard truth is the process of filing a motion, going to court, facing a judge, and arguing your case is draining - not to mention confusing and time-consuming. You are already dealing with an incredibly stressful situation, teaching yourself all about alimony law on top of that is just too much. Attorney Judith Montgomery and the law firm of Atlanta Family and Immigration Law is here to help you navigate your unique situation, and fight by your side for the best outcome possible.

Do I Need an Atlanta Alimony Lawyer?

The fact of the matter is, if you are searching for an Atlanta Alimony Lawyer, chances are you are already dealing with a particularly stressful and complex legal situation. Whether that means you are facing new alimony or spousal support payments, or are trying to amend an unfair alimony amount, you need an experienced lawyer on your side. We’re here to help.

We have the experience necessary to fully understand what you are going through and will work diligently with you every step of the way to fight for your rights and your financial freedom. Some of the alimony situations we deal with are:

Negotiating new alimony payments
Negotiating changes to a previously ordered amount
Lawsuits for unpaid payments

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It’s Never Too Early (or Too Late!) To Reach out to an Atlanta Alimony Lawyer

An experienced alimony lawyer can help no matter what stage of the process you find yourself in. Whether you are just beginning to realize that alimony payments might be a possibility for you, or you have already had the tough conversations and you are now in the process of dealing with the details - we’re here to help.

You don’t have to go through this process on your own. We are here to advocate for your rights, your finances, and your best interests. From day one all the way until everything is finalized, we’ll be on your team.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What Is the Difference Between Alimony and Spousal Support?

Alimony and spousal support are two terms that are used for the same thing - when a couple divorces, sometimes the higher-earning spouse may be deemed responsible for providing support for the other spouse if it can be proven that they suffer from a great loss of earning potential.
How Is Alimony Determined in Georgia?

There is no definitive formula when it comes to calculating alimony. The factors that are considered are the length of the marriage, the needs of one spouse, and the ability to pay by the other spouse. The length of time alimony will be paid also changes on a case by case basis, but the general rule is that the longer the marriage lasted, the longer the alimony will last.
What Is the Alimony Law in Georgia?

In Georgia, alimony is not a guaranteed part of a divorce. There are many reasons (such as adultery) where alimony will not be granted. Generally, alimony is incredibly rare for marriages that lasted less than 3 years, and still quite uncommon for marriages that lasted less than 10 years. There needs to be a demonstrated loss of earning potential in order for a spouse to be awarded alimony.
Do You Need a Lawyer for Alimony?

If you are dealing with any sort of alimony issue, you should speak to an experienced lawyer. Alimony can quickly become a very complex legal situation, and a family lawyer will be your best bet at a favorable outcome. Technically, the law does not require you to have a lawyer represent you in alimony cases, but in order to ensure a fair outcome, you will want someone with a deep understanding of the law on your side.