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Author Archives: Randy Kessler
Family Law Forms Book!
Family Law seems to affect everyone, and almost every practicing lawyer is asked once, if not many times during their career “Can you help me with my family law matter”. Continue reading
Posted in alimony, American Bar Association, Attorney, Divorce, Family, Family Court, Family Law, Judge, Lawyer, Legal, Prenuptial agreement, Uncategorized, Visitation
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GA Family Law Institute a Success
The annual Georgia Family Law Institute just ended. I am relieved and sad (that it is over). As Chair of the Institute, it was my job to plan the three day program. I think it was well received and I … Continue reading
Summer Visitation and Custody Issues
Each summer, thousands of parents reach for their custody papers. They need to re-read them to confirm which week is theirs, or if their ex can really insist on a certain schedule with the children. Inevitably, visitation issues arise which … Continue reading
Posted in Child custody, Custody, Divorce, Family, Family Law, Visitation
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