Helping Obtain Equitable Custody And Support Outcomes

As you part ways with your spouse, the future of your children is also to be determined. This can be one of the most emotionally and logistically difficult aspects of a divorce. At Marsh & Frost, our Georgia family law lawyer, Jessica H. Frost, is committed to helping parents reach a child custody agreement that is in the best interests of the children while allowing optimal parenting time for both parents.

From our office in Marietta, our attorney represents clients in child custody and child support matters in Fulton County, Cobb County and Cherokee County courts.

Protecting Your Parental Rights And Relationships With Your Children

With past experience serving as a guardian ad litem, Ms. Frost has seen the difficulty these negotiations present and also how they can be sorted out. She is skilled at making recommendations to the court for creative solutions that accommodate both parents, but more importantly, best serve the children.

While she and the rest of our staff always seek to help our clients find an agreement with minimal conflict and stress for themselves or their children, when necessary, Ms. Frost is prepared to put her extensive family law litigation knowledge to work for you. With more than 30 years of experience, attorney Frost has the legal fortitude you need standing beside you.

Helping You Modify Your Plans When Necessary

In the time that follows the initial agreement, our attorney remains available to assist with modifications. From medical changes to relocations, we can help you file for modifications that will reflect the situational changes that may affect your children. Additionally, we assist parents in enforcement issues should the custody or visitation agreement be breached at any point.

We Also Protect The Rights Of Grandparents

We also assist grandparents throughout the Atlanta area in seeking custody or visitation rights. When a parent is no longer involved in a child’s life due to issues like abandonment or abuse, we will work as hard as we can on behalf of the grandparents who wish to maintain a relationship with their grandchildren. In Georgia, visitation is not guaranteed to grandparents after a divorce. We can help file the petition and gather evidence to show it is in the grandchildren’s best interests to maintain a relationship.

Contact Our Office Today To Get Help

Regardless of which parent our lawyer is representing, she is committed to helping that parent fight for the right to a healthy relationship and adequate parenting time with his or her children. Ultimately, she looks for a solution that is in the best interest of the children involved. To arrange a consultation, please call us today at 678-383-4953