Couples who choose to live together without getting married often assume they have the same rights as married couples. But under Georgia state law, married couples have distinct rights that cohabiting couples do not share. This is especially […]
Adoption and Family Law for LGBT+ LGBT+ couples face many challenges when it comes to adoption and other aspects of family law. In some states, rules that apply to same-sex couples interfere with their dream to adopt children and protect […]
LGBT+ Legal Rights When Using an Egg or Sperm Donor The legalization of same-sex marriage introduced new considerations related to family law. But when it comes to parental rights, LGBT+ couples often face unique challenges. In many cases, children may […]
LGBT+ Parental Rights in Georgia The legalization of same-sex marriages introduced new questions around the parental rights of LGBT+ parents. The dissolution of any marriage can be challenging for the entire family. Issues around custody and child support need to […]
Understanding Domestic and International Adoption Adoption involves rules and regulations that all parents need to consider. This is especially true when adoptive parents are deciding between domestic and international adoption. Domestic and international adoptions can differ in relation to costs, […]
Voluntary vs. Involuntary Termination of Paternal Rights in Georgia The termination of paternal rights prevents fathers from participating in a meaningful way in the welfare and upbringing of their children. When a father loses or gives up his paternal rights, […]
Putative Father Registry and Parental Rights Adoption laws can be complex and difficult to navigate. Circumstances around adoption can vary widely, making it difficult for adoptive parents, birth parents, and others to know their rights and legal obligations. Putative father […]
Parental Revocation in Georgia Family Law Parental rights allow parents to have custody of, visit, and make decisions related to their children. But family law courts can terminate those rights when it’s in the best interests of children whose well […]