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Atlanta high-profile divorce attorney Randall Kessler appeared on the season three, episode five of the “How to Split a Toaster” podcast. The episode, titled “A Divorce with More Zeros: Celebrity Divorce with Randall Kessler” premiered on May 18, 2020. You can listen to the podcast below.

Atlanta high-profile divorce attorney Randall Kessler has been asked by several media outlets to comment on the recent news that Bill and Melinda Gates are divorcing. On Tuesday May 4th, he appeared in a Yahoo Finance article titled Bill and Melinda Gates already decided how to divide wealth: ‘Divorce is not something to waste money […]

Atlanta divorce attorney Randall Kessler was quoted in the May 2021 issue of Simply Buckhead. Click here to see the article. Click here to view the issue.

Celebrity divorce attorney Randall Kessler appeared on Central Ave recently to provide commentary on Kim Kardashian West’s divorce from Kanye West. Kardashian filed for divorce on February 22, 2021.

Atlanta divorce attorney Randy Kessler appeared on Fox 5 this week to discuss the COVID-19 pandemic’s effect on couples and divorces.

Mr. Kessler was interviewed by the Associated Press about the future of Obergefell v. Hodges in light of recent events on the Supreme Court.

Kessler & Solomiany, LLC has taken extraordinary measures to preserve its clients’ confidence and safety. We have recently completed building our state of the art in-house courtroom. Click here for more details. Featured in Daily Report, October 16, 2020 issue. Click here to view.

Randy Kessler was recently featured on Action News 2. He spoke with anchor Jorge Estevez on how the COVID-19 pandemic has led to a spike in divorces. Later, they discussed how divorce courts are adjusting to being held virtually.

Family law attorney Randy Kessler appeared on Fox 5 Atlanta earlier this month to discuss changes to child custody that may be happening during the current coronavirus pandemic.

By Randy Kessler (as featured on law.com) On Friday, April 17, perhaps the first Trial by Zoom was held in Georgia. It was the final exam for the Emory Law School Jury Trial class. The fact pattern for the students was a divorce. Typically the final exam is held in a real courtroom with real […]