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You may have survived the pandemic, but your marriage didn’t.
Perhaps you stayed together for your children, and now that we are on the other side of this disaster, you need to make some tough decisions. Maybe your job volatility forced you to stay in a marriage for shelter during widespread layoffs. But now people are hiring, and you don’t need to suffer silently anymore.
You deserve to have these sensitive legal matters entrusted to an experienced Atlanta family lawyer who will protect your rights.
Many couples succumbed to the exacerbation of pre-existing issues, which became painfully evident and unavoidable through the social isolation of the pandemic.
You are not alone. At Edwards Family Law, we know how to manage your case with a matter-of-fact yet discreet approach. Our law firm has your best interests in mind in all that we do.
Maybe you aren’t going through a divorce but a personal injury accident. Instead of emotional turmoil, you are burdened with excruciating pain and never-ending medical bills.
After an accident, all you want to do is focus on recovery, but the insurance company makes it impossible. They keep pestering you, asking for a statement. What’s worse is that your employer is already asking when you will be back to work. You can’t pay your medical bills without returning to work, but you cannot work while recovering from your injuries.
Don’t face these challenging times on your own. A personal injury lawyer from Edwards Family Law will handle your claim for you so you can focus on recovery. We know how to deal with the insurance company and seek full compensation for your damages.
You can rely on us for the legal representation you deserve. Seek justice with the help of Edwards Family Law.
Think you have a story to tell that I haven’t heard before? Try me. We have been practicing law in the Atlanta area since 2001 and bring our decades of experience in complex family law matters, including child custody, divorce, fathers’ rights, and more. We also handle a variety of personal injury cases, including car, truck, and motorcycle accidents.
Approximately half the households in Atlanta, GA, are family households. Our clientele ranges from all income brackets and family structures.
We get it.
We’ve seen The Big Peach at its worst and its best, so there is nothing we can’t handle. Whether you’re dealing with a divorce or a personal injury claim, we’ve got you covered. Our team is more than capable of providing you with the legal guidance you need and deserve.
Each case is different, but we can share what clients typically struggle with when they make their initial calls to us:
The financial aspect of family law matters can be terrifying because it has been known as a black hole of billing with retainers and hourly charges for things like emails and texts. Peel back further uncertainty by Estimating Your Legal Fees.
While other firms might tell you “there is no way to predict the total cost of a divorce,” we can tell you with certainty that those smoke and mirrors will not be a part of your care at Edwards Family Law. We provide value with a high degree of peace of mind through conscientious costs for our care. Learn more about our Flat Fee Family Law Services.
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Fast, organized, and professional. Her assistant was just as great assisting me get my own information organized. She was the perfect counsel for my situation and addressing opposing counsel. I highly recommend.
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Regina is such a professional and knowledgeable attorney. I will gladly refer client to her with their family legal needs.
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Highly Recommend!!! Regina and her team provide an incredibly smooth client-experience where you know exactly what is expected of you, and what they are going to do for you. Their communication policy is odd at first, but results in excellent communication, they have tremendous knowledge of the law, and do what they say the will do.
We offer services in a range of practice areas:
The duration of a family law case can vary depending on several factors, including the complexity of the issues involved, the level of cooperation between parties, and whether the case goes to trial. While some cases can be resolved through negotiation or mediation relatively quickly, others may require more time, especially if they involve contested matters. Our attorneys will work diligently to streamline the process and reach a resolution efficiently, keeping you informed about the progress along the way.
Georgia follows the principle of equitable distribution when dividing marital property in a divorce. This means that the court aims to divide marital assets and debts fairly but not necessarily equally. Factors considered include each spouse’s financial contributions, the length of the marriage, each party’s earning capacity, and the overall circumstances of the case. Marital property typically includes assets acquired during the marriage, while separate property generally remains with the original owner.
Yes, child custody arrangements can be modified if there has been a substantial change in circumstances that affects the child’s best interests. Examples of such changes may include:
However, the court must approve any modifications, and it is advisable to work with an attorney to navigate the legal process successfully.
In Georgia, the statute of limitations for personal injury claims is typically two years. This means that individuals who have suffered personal injuries due to someone else’s negligence must file their lawsuit within two years from the date of the injury. Failing to do so may result in the loss of the right to seek compensation for their injuries. It’s essential to consult with an attorney to understand the specific details and exceptions that may apply to your case.
In a personal injury claim, you can seek various types of compensation, including:
Consult with an attorney to determine the specific compensation applicable to your case.
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