Affordable Family Law for Real People

You work hard to take care of your family. You are faced with hard decisions right now and aren’t quite sure what to do. You want a team that will work just as hard as you do, will walk you through the process and will help you make those decisions easier.

We believe that families should have access to quality legal services regardless of income. Our goal is to provide you the information and expertise you need to make difficult family transitions a little easier.

We focus 100% of our time on family law, giving us the experience and expertise needed to provide quality answers and advise on your divorce, child support, child custody, or visitation case.

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We don’t want to add to your financial stress during this time of uncertainty in your life. That’s why we offer sliding-scale and limited-scope representation. Call now to schedule a consultation with one of our attorneys.

They were incredibly helpful in helping me navigate the process steps...

“I consulted ARS with regards to some questions I had about the process of filing a divorce pro se. They were incredibly helpful in helping me navigate the process steps for Dekalb County as they were incredibly confusing for someone trying to handle it all themselves. They were knowledgeable and responsive and a joy to work with. I’d recommend them to anyone looking for a great family lawyer.”

Divorce

Do you need an expert?

Divorce can be scary and sad. You need an expert in your corner to help lead you through the process, answer your questions in a way that makes the complicated legal system make sense, and give you advice you can trust.

Child Support

Who is responsible?

In Georgia, both parents of a minor child are responsible for supporting their child financially. The amount a parent is responsible for is calculated based on how much each parent makes, expenses each parent pays and who the child lives with.

Child Custody

Who takes care of a child?

Legal custody refers to a parent’s legal right to take part in important decisions concerning the child, for example, decisions about the child’s health care, education, religion and extracurricular activities.