Fulton County Family Lawyer
Legal matters can seem time consuming and intimidating without an experienced attorney to help you out. Our Fulton County lawyers at Fennell, Briasco & Associates specialize in family law, and will help the legal process seem less daunting if you’re starting the divorce process or preparing for mediation.
Family Law Representation in Fulton County
.Our attorneys represent clients across Fulton County Superior Court, handling matters including divorce, custody disputes, mediation, and parenting plan modifications.
Many Fulton County family law cases are handled through the Fulton County Family Division in Atlanta, where mediation is often required before contested hearings.
Divorce Attorneys in Fulton County
Divorces are one of the most stressful situations a family can go through. Our Atlanta family law attorneys understand that oftentimes, the process is much more costly and lengthy than anticipated. But with our years of experience in divorce law, we are prepared to help walk you through your case and get the best outcome possible.
Our attorneys are ready to stand in your corner whether you are involved in a contested divorce, uncontested divorce, legal separation or annulment. We can also explain the different options to help you choose the path you wish to take. Georgia specifically is a no-fault divorce state, which is when neither spouse must prove any fault on the part of the other when filing for divorce.
We are in your area
We represent clients throughout Fulton County, including:
- Atlanta
- Alpharetta
- Sandy Springs
- Roswell
- Johns Creek
- East Point
Need a Fulton County Mediator?
Something that can be helpful for a couple going through a divorce is mediation. Mediation uses a third-party “mediator” to facilitate negotiations. The cost for divorce in Georgia can be high, and mediation can lessen legal costs and make the process go faster. The intended result is to cut down on the amount of items that must be settled in court proceedings.
Though often beneficial, the mediation process is often just as emotional and draining as divorce court. Our attorneys will work to keep dialogue going and help you reach solutions with your former partner as the mediation process plays out.
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I found myself in the middle of a challenging court case for child support and parenting plan modification, and my previous lawyer was not meeting my expectations. After being referred to Fennell, Briasco & Associates and conducting some research, I decided to hire them. They quickly took over and made remarkable progress on my case. I was genuinely impressed by the extensive background research they conducted and the extraordinary amount of time and effort the entire team invested. When we finally went to court, they skillfully convinced the judge to drop the claims against me, allowing me to settle for everything I wanted. I am extremely satisfied with the dedication and hard work of the entire team, and I highly recommend them to anyone. They are worth every extra penny for the exceptional results they deliver!
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Our practice areas:
- Family Mediation
- Divorce
- Child Support Orders & Enforcement
- Custody and Visitation
- Alimony
- Annulment
FAQs
How long does a divorce take in Fulton County?
The timeline for a divorce in Fulton County depends on whether the case is contested or uncontested. An uncontested divorce may be finalized in as little as 30–60 days after filing if both parties agree on all terms. Contested divorces involving custody, property division, or support disputes can take several months or longer depending on the complexity of the case and court scheduling.
Is mediation required for family law cases in Fulton County?
Yes, mediation is commonly required in Fulton County family law cases before a contested hearing can proceed. The court often requires both parties to attempt mediation to resolve issues such as custody, visitation, and property division. Mediation allows couples to negotiate agreements with the help of a neutral mediator before the case goes before a judge.
Which court handles family law cases in Fulton County?
Most divorce, custody, and family law matters in Fulton County are handled by the Fulton County Superior Court. This court has jurisdiction over divorce, child custody disputes, legitimation, and other family-related legal matters. Cases are typically filed at the Fulton County Courthouse in Atlanta.
Do both spouses have to live in Fulton County to file for divorce?
No. In Georgia, only one spouse must have been a resident of the state for at least six months before filing for divorce. The divorce case is typically filed in the county where the defendant resides, although there are exceptions depending on the circumstances of the case.
Contact Us Today
As your local family law attorneys, we can help solve your legal crisis and give you the answers you need. Our family law attorneys will help you with your legal matter. Our experienced attorneys work tirelessly, day in and day out, to help our clients achieve the best possible outcome for their situation.
