Child Custody and Visitation

Legal issues involving a child can be complex and emotionally charged. Child custody issues hit home, and they hit hard. Child custody in Georgia refers to the custody of an unemancipated minor who has not yet attained 18 years of age, or who has attained 18 years of age, but has not graduated from high school. The standard for determination of child custody and visitation is the “best interest of the child”.  Our experienced attorney’s know what factors the court considers in determining the best interest of the child and how to present those facts in the light most favorable to you. At this difficult time for your family, you need the help of an attorney you can trust to handle your case with the utmost compassion, skill and professionalism. We are dedicated to developing a child custody arrangement that supports the child’s best interest and is tailored to meet the child’s individual needs, and those of both parents.

Here to Help

Edward L. Hartness, P.C.’s satisfaction comes from helping those is need of advocacy, information or advice. We are committed to improving the lives of children and their families through skillful and assertive legal representation. We push hard for efficient, positive outcomes while doing everything possible to reach a resolution smoothly and efficiently.

Hartness & Link, P.C. understands that this is a challenging time and believes that you deserve attentive, individualized service- and that’s exactly what your can expect when your work with us, from your initial consultation to the resolution of your case. It’s time to get help from an attorney you can trust to work hard for your family. Contact us today for more information.