Cara Sprouse Rowe, Attorney at Law
519 Pleasant Home Road A-3
Augusta, GA 30907
Phone: 706-250-7509
Toll free: 800-647-2532
Your marriage has been in danger for some time. Now, your life is in danger, too, because of the threats and physical abuse from your cruel spouse or partner. It is time to secure a family violence protective order. What is a protective order? It is a legal document...
A parent is generally obligated to support his or her child regardless of that person's relationship with that son or daughter's other parent. In most cases, Georgia law determines how much a noncustodial mother or father must pay to support a minor dependent....
Custody laws involving parents who were never married can vary from state to state. In the state of Georgia, the mother has sole custody until the father establishes a legal relationship to the child. How does a father establish a legal relationship? Just being a...
When some Georgia parents decide to end their marriages, they might worry about how their children might be affected by moving from their home and into a new environment. To try to minimize the potential impact the divorce might have on their kids, some couples try an...
Georgia defines the act of adultery as a married individual having sex with someone other than their spouse. The act of adultery is one of the 12 at-fault grounds for divorce recognized by divorce courts in the state. A finding of adultery by one party to a divorce...
Deciding to end your marriage often is difficult. You may have wavered for months, even years, before you finally filed for divorce. Now, your life is a bit in limbo. You wonder how long it will take to have your divorce finalized, so you can move forward. Factors in...
When couples decide to divorce, some want to keep the process amicable. They work together to divide their assets and reach a child support and child custody agreement. However, that is sometimes easier said than done. A contested divorce That’s why some divorces are...
