Edidiong Aaron
Family Matters Law Group
Edidiong (pronounced ‘Ah-dee-dee-on’) Aaron is the Owner and Practicing Attorney at Family Matters Law Group, P.C. She is from Akwa-Ibom State Nigeria by way of Houston Texas. Edidiong attended the University of West Georgia, where she served on the Student Judicial Chair Board. She pledged the illustrious Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated and is currently an active graduate chapter member.
Edidiong graduated from Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School in 2010 and began practicing Family Law for a boutique firm located in Morrow, Georgia. In 2012, she proudly opened the doors of Family Matters Law Group, P.C with the intention of laying a foundation such that the firm would become synonymous with expertise and excellence. Edidiong is an expert Family Law attorney serving in Clayton, Henry, Fayette, Fulton, and other metro Atlanta counties.
Edidiong is a member of the State Bar of Georgia, Family Law and Young Lawyers Section, and the Atlanta Bar Association, Family Law Section. She attends numerous continuing legal education courses and is abreast of the ever-changing laws governing family law. She is often called to speak at Father’s Rights seminars to provide key legal tips on hot-topic discussions.
- Family Law
- Adoption, Child Custody, Child Support, Father's Rights, Guardianship & Conservatorship, Paternity, Prenups & Marital Agreements, Restraining Orders, Same Sex Family Law
- Divorce
- Collaborative Law, Contested Divorce, Military Divorce, Property Division, Same Sex Divorce, Spousal Support & Alimony, Uncontested Divorce
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- Georgia
- State Bar of Georgia
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- Supreme Court of Georgia
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- United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia
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- English: Spoken, Written
- Owner and Attorney at Law
- Family Matters Law Group
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- Law Firm specializing in family law by fighting for people whose children, assets and money are under attack.
- Atlanta's John Marshall Law School
- J.D. (2010) | Law
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- University of West Georgia
- B.S. (2006) | Political Science & Government
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- Excellent Rating
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- Client's Choice Award
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- 2013, 2016-2018, 2020-2022
- Preeminent 5.0 out of 5.0
- Martindale-Hubbell
- 2012-2014
- Atlanta Bar Association
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- Activities: Family Law Section
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- Henry County Bar Association
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- Clayton County Bar Association
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- State Bar of Georgia
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- Activities: Family Law and Personal Injury Sections
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- Adoption In Georgia
- Family Matters Law Group Blog
- Can a Couple Get a Legal Separation In Georgia?
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- Checklist for your Georgia Divorce
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- Father’s Rights Attorneys: How We Can Serve You
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Meet Family Matters Law Group
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After Hiring Family Matters Law Group
A brief overview of what you can expect once you hire Family Matters Law Group
Alimony
LEGAL SNACKS: Bite-sized legal tips about alimony, who is required to pay and who is entitled to receive it.
Arrears and Can They Be Modified
Child Support Does Not Equal Dead Beat
LEGAL SNACKS: Bite-sized legal tips about why being placed on child support does not equate to being a dead beat.
Child Support Services Sent Letter
LEGAL SNACKS: Bite-sized legal tips on how we have helped our clients receive a fair and reasonable award in a child support services case.
Contempt in Family Law Cases
LEGAL SNACKS: Bite-sized legal tips about filing for contempt of court when the other party is not obeying a court order
Dividing Retirement
Hidden Assets? We Find Them.
LEGAL SNACKS: Bite-sized legal tips on how we have helped our client's find their spouse or ex's hidden assets in order to maximize our client's child support, asset division or...
How to Prepare for Your Consultation
I Lost my job, do I continue paying child support?
LEGAL SNACKS: Bite-sized legal tips on what to expect if you are ordered to pay child support but you lose your job.
Legal and Physical Custody-What's the Difference? Part I
LEGAL SNACKS: Bite-sized legal tips about the difference between legal custody and physical custody. This video discusses legal custody
Legal and Physical Custody-What's the Difference? Part II
LEGAL SNACKS: Bite-sized legal tips about the difference between legal custody and physical custody. This video discusses physical custody.
Marital Property vs. Separate Property
LEGAL SNACKS: Bite-sized legal tips about how to define what is considered separate property and what is considered marital property.
Maximizing Your Outcome in a Legitimation
LEGAL SNACKS: Bite-sized legal tips on how fathers can maximize their chances of getting successful results in a father's rights case Like, Subscribe, Comment and Share!
Mediation in Family Law-Both of Us in The Same Room?
LEGAL SNACKS: Bite-sized legal tips about the mediation process in family law cases.
My name is on the birth certificate, why don't I have rights?
LEGAL SNACKS: Bite-sized legal tips about what it means when your name is on your child's birth certificate.
Overtime and Other Income Considered for Child Support
Parenting Plan and the Holidays
How to use a parenting plan to ensure maximum parenting time. #custody #visitation #familylaw #familylawyeratl #familylawattorney #parentingplan #parentingproblems #coparenting
Private Child Support Cases vs. Child Support Service
SCREENSHOT IT SO I KNOW IT'S REAL-USING ELECTRONIC EVIDENCE IN TRIAL
LEGAL SNACKS: Bite-sized legal tips about using text messages, audio recordings and other electronic evidence in your family law case.
Standard Visitation-Is this All the Time I Get?
LEGAL SNACKS: bite-sized legal tips about what standard visitation is, in a custody case.
Standing Order in Family Law Cases
LEGAL SNACKS: Bite-sized legal tips about what the standing order is and how it can protect you and your children from an ex in a family law case
Your First Consultation
Your Parenting Time Isn
Your Work Schedule and Parenting Time
- Q. Can I stop ex from taking kids out of state because his attorney didn't submit final custody order decree yet?
- A: If the out of state trip does not interfere with your parenting time, he MAY be granted to do so. Where custody is decided and a parenting plan is in place, generally, a parent may exercise their designated parenting time as they wish. In most cases, unless specifically agreed upon, the other parent is not even required to give you notice about their plans during their parenting time. Additionally, if the judge instructed you guys to start following the order immediately you should do so, even if you do not have the official copy yet. As I am in the state of Georgia, you should seek legal counsel in Nebraska for further concerns. I hope that you find relief in this matter.
