Family Law Lawyer in Fayetteville, Georgia

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Your Local Family Law Attorney In Fayetteville

I have been practicing family law in Fayetteville, Georgia since 1993. As a Family law attorney in Fayetteville, Georgia I represent clients in family law matters in Superior and Juvenile Court, including Legitimation, Modification of Custody or Child Support, Contempt of Court Family Violence and other matters that require an attorney to reach the best possible outcome for your situation.

Why Choose Thomas F. Tierney To Be Your Fayetteville Family Lawyer

If your spouse has violated a Court order, you need a family law attorney in Fayetteville, Georgia to seek the Court’s help in forcing the other party to comply. The Court has numerous remedies, including incarceration, to enforce its orders.

When there is family violence, you will need an attorney in Fayetteville, Georgia to make sure you are protected. Often a family violence petition is the first step: I recommend filing for a divorce  if married to protect yourself in the long term. 

Call now for a consultation with a a family law attorney in Fayetteville, Georgia

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Looking For A Family Law Lawyer Near You?

If you are seeking custody of a child but are unmarried, you need a family law attorney in Fayetteville, Georgia to file a Legitimation action. Like in a divorce proceeding, the judge in your matter will make a decision based on the best interests of your child. Issues include which parent is more stable and which parent would provide a better upbringing for the child.

In a modification action for parental rights or for child support, the first issue is whether there has been a material change in circumstance that makes modification of a prior order appropriate. In custody actions the court will look at whether the needs of the child or the living circumstances have changed. Examples include a parent’s drug or alcohol addiction, change in work schedules and child neglect. In child support modification actions the issue is whether either parent has had a material change in income. If so, then the child support guidelines will provide the correct amount of support.

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