Atlanta Family Law Attorney

ATLANTA FAMILY LAW ATTORNEY
DIVORCE, CUSTODY & SUPPORT

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ATLANTA FAMILY LAW ATTORNEYS

GUIDING YOUR FAMILY THROUGH EVEN THE MOST CHALLENGING TRIALS

Family law cases decide where your children live, what you keep, and what you owe — often for years. Our Atlanta family law team gives you a clear plan, honest advice about your options, and strong advocacy in mediation or in court.


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A Special Focus on Unwed Fathers


First, let us be clear. We provide exceptional family law representation to all our clients, whether they are mothers, fathers, or have no children at all. We recognize, however, that in many cases, fathers face distinctly challenging situations when entering family law courts. 


In order to get the results you need, especially when it comes to custody agreements, fathers require an experienced attorney who is passionate about protecting their rights and the rights of their entire family. We are passionate about helping fathers navigate the treacherous waters of the family law legal system, and that is just what we will do for you.



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Areas of Family Law


We can help you with a wide range of family law cases, including the following:





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When Your Family Case Has an Immigration Side


If you, your spouse, or your child is not a U.S. citizen, your family case may affect immigration status — and vice versa. Because we practice both, we plan for that from the start: protecting a pending green card during divorce, addressing international travel in a parenting plan, or documenting a marriage that ended after a conditional green card was issued.


Courts We Practice In

Fulton County Superior Court, DeKalb County Superior Court, Cobb County Superior Court, Gwinnett County Superior Court, and Clayton County Superior Court

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“As an immigrant herself she fights vigorously for her clients right to remain in this country to legally pursue their American dreams”


EMILIE D.

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“She understands your needs and works towards achieving your goals. Highly recommended.”


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“Navigating my divorce was a challenging experience, to say the least, but I was supported and guided every step of the way by Attorney Montgomery.”


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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

  • What Do Family Lawyers Do?

    An Atlanta Family Lawyer is an attorney who specializes in Family Law. Generally, this covers anything from divorce to custody, to child support and alimony. A family lawyer will be able to assist in any sort of legal matter involving a family that might end up in court.

  • What Should I Look for in a Family Lawyer?

    Not all Family Lawyers will be able to give you the best chance at a favorable outcome in your case. When you are comparing possible lawyers, there are a few things you should be on the lookout for. You want to make sure that the person you hire actually specializes in family law, that they have experience with cases like yours, and that they will communicate openly and honestly with you about your case.

  • How Do I Hire a Family Lawyer?

    Choosing a Family Lawyer is a big decision. When hiring a family lawyer you will want to make sure that they will be the best possible advocate for you during this stressful time. A couple of questions you might consider asking a lawyer before hiring them are:


    • Do you have experience with this specific type of case?
    • How will we be communicating throughout my case, and who will I be communicating with?
    • What do you see as possible outcomes for my case?
  • Why Do You Need a Family Lawyer?

    If you are dealing with any legal issue that involves family, you should speak to a family lawyer. Divorces, child custody and visitation, property division, and many other issues are all very complex legal situations, and a family lawyer will be your best bet at a favorable outcome.

  • How much does a family law case cost?

    It depends on whether the issues are agreed or contested. We explain fees and options at your case evaluation. 

  • Do I have to go to court?

    Many cases settle through negotiation or mediation, which most metro Atlanta courts require in contested cases. If yours doesn’t settle, we are prepared for trial.



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(678) 601-5580 or book online. We serve clients in English, Spanish, Haitian Creole, and French.


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