Fighting for Your Children's Best Interests
In Georgia, courts decide custody based on what's in the best interest of the child. Understanding how that standard is applied — and how to present your case — can make all the difference. Let us guide you through every step.
Types of Custody We Handle
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Legal custody — decision-making authority for education, healthcare & religion
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Physical custody — where the child primarily lives
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Joint custody arrangements — co-parenting plans that actually work
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Sole custody petitions — when one parent is unsafe or absent
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Custody modifications — when circumstances change
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Interstate custody disputes — UCCJEA jurisdiction issues
Our Approach to Parenting Plans
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Detailed parenting time schedules tailored to your family's reality
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Holiday and vacation planning that reduces future conflict
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Communication protocols for co-parenting success
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School and extracurricular activity coordination
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Provisions for relocation, emergencies, and future modifications