COVID-19 Notice - Our firm has been working remotely for years. We have not missed a beat. We are still processing family law cases, having hearings via video conference, and settling and finalizing cases every day.
We are happy to help you. My firm is noted for our aggressive representation, meticulous preparation and I charge fair, flat fees. Potential clients can be assured that I have the necessary experience and dedication to family law, and will give each and every client the personal attention that their case requires. I have been practicing for almost 20 years, so I am considered an expert in my field and well regarded by opposing attorneys and judges.
Please note: I DO NOT handle cases when DFCS is involved.
I have a very low caseload, so I only handle one trial matter at a time. You will not have to worry about me not being able to handle your important hearing because I have another scheduled at the same time. I set aside time for each client and each case so you get my undivided attention. I will never hand your case off to an associate.
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Regina Edwards | Georgia Divorce and Custody Attorney
Edwards Family Law - Your Georgia Family Law Attorney - Fair, Flat Fees.
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Hiring a Family Law Attorney
Hiring a Family Law Attorney
- Q. If my wife owns our house that I built, can she demand me to leave if she wants?
- A: The home is a marital home, so she cannot force you to leave. Prior to filing for divorce, she can terminate you from the insurance policy. If you file for divorce, that will prevent her from terminating the insurance until the divorce is final. --Regina Edwards | www.EdwardsFamilyLaw.com | 770.854.0777 Fair, Flat Fees Only - No Hourly Billing
- Q. Can a husband legally come and take the children from the mother if he hasn’t been there in 7 months
- A: Yes. When the parties are married, they both have equal rights to the children. A divorce needs to be filed in order for a court to intervene in parenting time. --Regina Edwards | www.EdwardsFamilyLaw.com | 770.854.0777 Fair, Flat Fees Only - No Hourly Billing
- Q. My sister is moving out of state in few days. She has a 16 yr. Old who is living with me but I don't have custody.
- A: Your sister and the child's father need to sign guardianship or custody paperwork with you.
