Divorce and asset division
We handle contested and uncontested divorce, including the practical work of identifying and dividing marital property. The goal is a clear process for the issues that must be resolved—not a one-size-fits-all answer.
Serving Atlanta and Georgia
Atlanta
Family Law &
Fathers’ Rights
Family decisions are legal decisions, but they are also daily-life decisions. Washington Legal Group helps Atlanta clients understand the path through divorce and parenting disputes, whether the matter can be resolved by agreement or needs litigation.
What we handle
Focused counsel
for Atlanta.
Legal work is more useful when the scope is clear. Washington Legal Group brings preparation, plain-language guidance, and individual attention to family law matters.
Custody, support, and alimony
Custody and child support orders shape school weeks, expenses, holidays, and communication. We also address alimony questions and help clients prepare for negotiation, mediation, or court in the Atlanta-area family-law system.
Fathers’ rights and legitimation
A biological relationship and a legal parent-child relationship are not always the same under Georgia law. We help fathers understand legitimation, parenting time, custody, and support questions and take the next step with the facts in view.
Why Washington Legal Group
Prepared for
the human part.
The firm was founded by a former judge and brings more than 50 years of combined firm experience to Atlanta-area matters.
Every client is treated as an individual rather than a case number. The advocacy is aggressive and compassionate, with the details of the person and the problem kept in view.
Related pages
Keep the
map close.
Plain-language answers
Family law
questions.
Can an Atlanta divorce be uncontested?
Yes, if the spouses reach agreement on the issues the court must address and the paperwork is complete. An uncontested case can still benefit from careful review because the final order shapes property, parenting, and support.
What is legitimation in Georgia?
Legitimation is a court process that can establish a legal relationship between a father and child when the parents are not married. The rights and responsibilities involved depend on the facts and the court’s orders.
How are child support and custody connected?
They are related but separate decisions. Georgia child-support calculations consider required factors, while custody and parenting time focus on the child’s best interests and the workable parenting arrangement.
Make the next step clear