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Determining child custody and visitation, also known as parenting time, is one of the most difficult situations divorcing parents face. Most parents naturally want what is best for their children and want to be involved in making decisions about the children’s lives.The Lawrenceville attorneys at Lynn Law Firm provide legal guidance for individuals seeking…
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If you are considering a name change, Lynn Law Firm can help. We offer name change services as part of our family law practice. Name changes can be for many reasons, including gender identity or expression, marriage, divorce, or simply a preference for a new name. No matter the reason, we can help you through…
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At Lynn Law Firm, we specialize in family law. Our services include the following: Alimony Uncontested Divorce Adoption Child Support Contested Divorce Child Custody Guardianship Child Abandonment Temporary Protective Order Name Change We understand that family law matters can be complex and emotionally charged. That’s why we’re here to provide compassionate, professional support every step…
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If you were abused, you may be able to get a temporary protective order (TPO). This is a legal order from a judge that can help protect you from your abuser. A family law attorney can help you file a petition for a TPO. They can also represent you in court and help you…
Read articleBeing served with divorce papers can be wrought with a variety of emotions that can leave you feeling overwhelmed. The attorneys at Lynn Law Firm are available to help you navigate through your emotions and understand your options. If you’ve recently found yourself in this position and need an understanding attorney to guide you through…
Read articleReasons someone might want to change their name. Changing your name is a personal choice that many people make every year. A person may simply not like their name or might prefer a different spelling of their name. You might choose to change you name to match your significant other’s last name or to hyphenate…
Read articleChild Support is defined as a payment made by a non-custodial parent to the custodial parent, caregiver, or guardian for the care and support of their children. This often includes paying the child’s health insurance, medical expenses that are not covered by insurance and daycare expenses. The goal of this is to keep the child…
Read articleDetermining child custody and visitation, also known as parenting time, is one of the most difficult situations divorcing parents face. Most parents naturally want what is best for their children and want to be involved in making decisions about the children’s lives. If a hearing is required, the courts will determine both physical custody and…
Read articleAre you in need of a protective order? If you or a loved one are the victim of violence, filing a petition for a temporary protective order could be an option for you. In the state of Georgia, a protective order restrains the accused person, or respondent, from harassing, stalking, or threatening your physical safety.…
Read articleA Domestic Relations Financial Affidavit is often called a DRFA. The DRFA is a financial statement under oath. That means that you will have to sign your DRFA in front of a notary stating that it is a true and accurate report of your financial condition. When is a DRFA required? A DRFA is required…
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