Andersen, Tate & Carr, P.C (ATC Law) recently received the prestigious Best Lawyers of America award for four of their Atlanta lawyers. We are also honored to announce Tom Andersen has been named Lawyer of the Year for Greater Atlanta Real Estate for the third time. Best Lawyers is a peer review organization established to…
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When a couple divorces, there are many decisions that need to be made. Some examples of the decisions needing to be made would include the division of assets, spousal support or alimony, child support/custody/visitation agreements, etc. Through this challenging time there are many things you shouldn’t overlook when filing for divorce and with so much…
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Co-parenting and parallel parenting sound similar, but they’re actually two very different approaches to parenting after a divorce. The relationship between parents post-divorce is handled differently because there are different sets of circumstances for each parenting approach. Co-Parenting This approach involves a substantial amount of interaction between the divorced parents. Co-parenting brings the divorced parents…
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The Gwinnett Chamber inaugural Moxie Awards will recognize women who are making it happen. Brittany Partridge, attorney at Andersen, Tate and Carr has been named a finalist for the “On the Rise Award” for Gwinnett Chamber Moxie Awards. The Moxie Awards will recognize individuals and organizations alike. Organizational awards will highlight companies that support the advancement of women, as…
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Whether you have filed or received divorce papers in Georgia, you are likely contemplating the alimony payments that will be included in your divorce. What is Alimony? Alimony is financial support paid by one spouse to another, and exists to support the economic well-being of spouses who do not have the means to make ends…
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The divorce process is challenging, especially with issues of child custody in the mix. In Georgia, courts take the preference of the child into account when making child custody decisions. How Old Does a Child Need to Be to Choose Which Parent They Live With? GA Code § 19-9-3(5) states that children 14…
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