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Family law attorneys in Georgia

10 family law attorneys across 8 cities in Georgia. Family law attorneys in Georgia who represent fathers, plus support resources for men in the state.

10 family law attorneys

Family law attorneys across GeorgiaPins are exact; circles mark city centers

Abbott Law Group

Marietta, GA / Fathers' Rights Attorneys

Cobb County firm with attorney BJ Abbott that publishes a fathers' rights page under its child custody practice. Work covers custody and visitation disputes and child support calculated under Georgia guidelines.

abbottandabbott.net

Alex M. Brown Law, LLC

Evans, GA / Fathers' Rights Attorneys

Augusta-area firm of attorney Alex M. Brown, based in Evans, with a fathers' rights page under its family law practice. Services include legitimation and paternity establishment, custody and visitation schedules, and child support.

alexmbrownlaw.com

Brodie Law Group

Macon, GA / Fathers' Rights Attorneys

Macon firm with attorneys Ashley Brodie, Sean Brodie, Natasha Frank and Mark Usher. Its legitimation page addresses fathers' rights for biological fathers of children born outside marriage, along with custody and child support.

brodielawgroup.com

Kaye, Lembeck, Hitt & French Family Law

Atlanta, GA / Fathers' Rights Attorneys

An Atlanta family law firm whose attorneys include Amy L. Kaye, Brooke M. French and Elinor H. Hitt. Its fathers' rights page covers custody and visitation, paternity establishment for unmarried fathers, and child support proceedings and modifications.

klhffamilylaw.com

Kitchens New Cleghorn, LLC

Atlanta, GA / Fathers' Rights Attorneys

An Atlanta family law firm with a Buckhead office whose fathers' rights practice is handled by attorney John DiNatale. The page covers custody disputes and child support under Georgia's income-shares model, including modification requests.

knclawfirm.com

Law Office Of Gina Smalley, LLC

Marietta, GA / Fathers' Rights Attorneys

Cobb County practice of attorney Gina Smalley with a fathers' rights and legitimation page for metro Atlanta. Services include legitimation petitions, custody and visitation determinations and paternity matters.

ginasmalleyattorney.com

Poydasheff & Sowers, LLC

Columbus, GA / Custody & Paternity

Columbus firm with attorneys Robert S. Poydasheff, Jr. and Timothy J. Sowers. Its paternity page explains legitimation for unmarried fathers seeking custody or visitation, alongside child support matters.

poydasheffsowers.com

Edwards Family Law

Lawrenceville, GA / Fathers' Rights Attorneys

A Georgia family law practice led by attorney Regina Irene Edwards with offices in Lawrenceville and Buckhead. Its fathers' rights page describes representation of fathers in sole, primary and joint physical custody matters and in parenting-time disputes.

edwardsfamilylaw.com

Fathers Incorporated

Dunwoody, GA / Men's Support Groups

A national nonprofit founded in 2004 that supports fathers and families through parental education, research and policy work. Programs include Gentle Warriors Academy, the Million Fathers March, Poppa University and Code Blue, a mental health initiative for Black fathers.

fathersincorporated.com

Hecht Family Law, PC

Alpharetta, GA / Fathers' Rights Attorneys

A Georgia family law firm led by attorney Ed Hecht with offices in Alpharetta and Atlanta. Its fathers' rights page covers paternity and legitimation, visitation and custody petitions, and fathers' role in medical, education and religious decisions.

hechtfamilylaw.com

Questions

Frequently asked questions

How many family law attorneys are in Georgia?

Men's Rights Matter lists 10 family law attorneys in Georgia across 8 cities, led by Atlanta, Marietta, Alpharetta. New listings are added as we verify them.

Which cities in Georgia have the most family law attorneys?

Atlanta (2), Marietta (2), Alpharetta (1), Columbus (1), Dunwoody (1).

How is custody decided in Georgia?

Every state applies a best-interests-of-the-child standard, with its own factors and presumptions about shared parenting. An attorney on this page can explain how Georgia courts and your county apply them.

Can child support be changed in Georgia?

Generally yes, when income or circumstances change substantially. The process and thresholds differ by state; an attorney can tell you whether your change qualifies.