By Randall M. Kessler We all know that voice, the one in your navigation system telling you to “turn left.” She tells us when to turn, how far until our next turn and when we have arrived at our destination. But the part that we can le
By Randall M. Kessler Randy Kessler is the founder of Kessler & Solomiany Family Law Attorneys in Atlanta, Georgia. He has over 25 years’ experience in family law matters, including divorce, child custody, and child support. He has taught at
By Mary Jo DiLonardo and Tess Malone How to commission a portrait of Captain Snugglepuss First decide: Do you want a painting to hang over the mantel? A nice framed photo? Alpharetta-based Lauren Hammack uses snapshots to paint acrylic portraits
By Christian De La Rosa Mr. Kessler was interviewed by local CBS TV about the Ashley Madison data breach – Atlanta – Divorce Lawyer – Family Law – Atlanta Georgia The fallout over the hack that hit the cheating website Ashl
By KS Family Law, LLC Doriet Fischer Doriet is a New York native who grew up on Long Island. She moved to Atlanta in 2013 to attend Emory University School of Law, where she is currently a rising 3L. Prior to attending law school she graduated su
Courts use Facebook to serve subpoenas and divorce papers By Quentin Fottrell Courts use Facebook to serve subpoenas and divorce papers On Facebook, you have always been able to “unfriend” someone. Now you can use it to divorce them. Manhattan
, Family Law Attorneys are pleased to announce that Wayne Morrison has joined the firm. We now have fourteen lawyers practicing family law at the firm. While Wayne’s title is “Of Counsel”, he is a part of our team and will be working toget
(Copied from my LinkedIn Influencer Post): I was asked last week to participate in a discussion on “The Stream“, a news show on Aljazeera America, on how divorce affects children. It will air next week. “The Stream” (it is a series
By Linda Federico-O’Murchu Everything is a numbers game—and marital infidelity is no exception. According to a recent survey, the average affair lasts six months and costs $444 a month, or $2,664 in total. The survey, conducted by a Britis
