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Family law matters are amongst the most emotionally exhausting and stressful legal matters that an individual can face. If you are going through a complex family law matter or are considering divorce, turn to our legal team for trusted support and guidance. We have been protecting the rights of families throughout Georgia for years and are fully equipped to help you navigate the process and overcome the challenges you are facing.
Our law firm is focused solely on representing family law matters. We are well-versed in Georgia’s family law statutes and remain up-to-date on the latest changes that affect families. As skilled Alpharetta divorce lawyers, we are dedicated to providing effective solutions to help families move forward with their lives in the best way possible. From high-stakes divorces to difficult custody disputes, we are prepared to walk you through the legal process and fight for your interests.
We can protect you during your family’s most challenging moments.
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PRESS RELEASE Marcy Millard Has Been Nominated and Accepted as Two Years AIOFLA’S 10 Best in Georgia For Client Satisfaction The American Institute of Family Law Attorneys has recognized the exceptional performance of Georgia’s Family [...]
The Millard Law Firm Voted 2017 Best Law Firm of North Atlanta
The Millard Law Firm Voted 2017 “Best Law Firm/Services of North Atlanta” Alpharetta Family Law Practice Named by Residents for Exceptional Service Alpharetta, Georgia – November 14, 2017 – The Millard Law Firm, an award-winning family law [...]
Parenting Time Exchange: Anxiety in Young Children Part 1
Advice for custodial parents when their child objects to spending time with one of their parents.
It is common for young children whose parents are no longer together to, at some point, express that they do not wish to spend time, or wish to spend less time, with one of their parents, most commonly the noncustodial parent. This can be a very difficult situation for both parents. Both the custodial and noncustodial parent can handle the situation in a manner that is healthy for their child and also helpful in any subsequent court case seeking to change custody and/or parenting time.Why Clients Trust Our Team
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