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Considering & Planning Divorce

If you are considering divorce you need a plan and exit strategy. Your living arrangements, financial situations, and lifestyle will be altered more than you can imagine. Your plan is a roadmap to a stable future.

Ask about temporary orders for support, visitation, custody, and other needs during your divorce.

You need a plan for stability during the divorce process. You need a vision of how to preserve assets and property, assert parental rights, and map out a plan for financial health. You need to know what to do, and not do, during your divorce. Failing to plan is planning to fail.

Filing Divorce in Georgia

Search for divorce lawyers canton ga and finding divorce attorneys is easy. The challenge is finding a divorce attorneys that work to achieve an equitable settlement, at a reasonable cost, and in a timely manner. We strive to deliver that experience to our clients.

As your divorce lawyers we will help you understand the divorce process, protect your interests, keep you informed, and sucessfully get you through the divorce process. We use a low-conflict approach to minimize stress and keep legal costs as low as reasonably possible.

We also provide services for legal separation, divorce mediation and arbitration.

Modifications & Enforcement

Even when your divorce is over, a significant change in circumstances for you or your ex may justify a modification. Modifying a Parenting Plan usually pertains to child support, custody, and visitation schedules.

Spousal Support modifications can address increasing, decreasing, and ending support when either person demonstrates a substantial change in income or financial status.

From civil litigation to representing you in family law court, our family law attorneys are highly rated. We can represent you to file a modification request, or fight a petition for modifications.

 

What should I do now?

Our best advice is to think and act rationally, not react emotionally. When divorce first enters your mind it's easy to become agitated from fears, uncertainties, and emotions. You need to make good decisions, and not make mistakes. At this point you should meet with our divorce lawyers to discuss your situation and get answers from someone who can tell you the truth.

What results can I expect?

The outcome of any divorce depends on the quality of the divorce law firm, and the circumstances within the marital relationship. A divorce is an emotional roller-coaster, and both sides usually perceive some wins and losses. Our job is to maximize your wins by making the best of your position. Schedule a consultation to get a better idea of what you can expect.

What if I don't hire a lawyer?

If you cannot afford a full-service divorce lawyer there are ways you and your spouse can get a cheap divorce. If you have children, property and good jobs you need to hire an experience lawyer. If you don't hire a lawyer your case will be decided before a judge. This makes outcomes very unpredictable. If you don't hire a lawyer, and your spouse does, things won't go well for you.

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Frequently Asked Questions


  • How long does a divorce take in Georgia?
    Theoretically it's possible to get a divorce in Georgia as soon as 31 days. The reality for an uncontested divorce in Georgia is six months to one year from filing. A contested divorce in Georgia can range from six months to several years. More info>>
  • How much does a divorce cost in Georgia?
    The cost of a divorce is determined by the law firm's hourly rate and the amount of hours to manage the case. An uncontested divorce without children could be $3-5k, with children $5-8k. A contested divorce, with or without children, can easily be $15k-80k. More info>>
  • What are the Grounds for Divorce in Georgia?
    There are 12 Grounds for Divorce in Georgia. For uncontested divorce, the most common is irretrievably broken (no fault declared). Multiple grounds may be cited, and some provide a strategic advantage in litigating divorce. More info>>
  • What sets Grisham & Poole apart from other law firms?
    Key differentiators include our breadth and length of experience with decades of exceptional results. We are known for being extremely ethical, honest in our billing practices, and well respected in the legal community. More info>>
  • How is property divided in a Georgia divorce?
    When filing for divorce, attorneys litigate the division of "marital property";however, the courts have the final authority over "equitable distribution". Property deemed "non-marital property" is not subject to division. More info>>
  • How is child support determined in Georgia?
    As of 2026, the parents' combined gross income is used to determine the percentage of the required child support amount that each parent is to cover. A key provision allows for factoring of payments based on the amount of parenting time provided by each parent. More info>>
  • How is child custody and visitation decided?
    In Georgia, custody arrangements are determined based on the best interests of the child. When determining custody, Georgia courts evaluate several factors such as: 1.Each parent’s relationship with the child. 2.The child’s emotional, physical, and educational needs. 3.The mental and physical health of both parents. 4.Each parent’s ability to provide a stable home environment. 5.The child’s preference (if age 14 or older). More info>>
  • How is spousal support calculated in Georgia?
    The calculation of any spousal support award is subjective. The basis for any award of spousal support (alimony) is supposed to be based on "need" and "ability to pay". Alimony is not a guaranteed, and is not available if the spouse desiring support payments is guilty of adultery or desertion. More info>>
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