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  • Aaron Thomas on the Learn to Love Podcast

    Attorney Aaron Thomas recently spoke on the Learn to Love Podcast where he discussed the topic “Should We Get a Prenup?” Listen as he covers:

    “What leads couple on the path to divorce? When, and why, should a couple get a prenuptial agreement? What are some good financial strategies for spouses to have?”

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  • Georgia Prenups is now Prenups.com!

    We are excited to announce expansion of Georgia Prenups! Prenups.com now serves GA, VA and NY. Visit Prenups.com to schedule your virtual consultation and receive a free copy of our eBook, “7-Financial Strategies for Building a Rock-Solid Marriage"

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  • Still Committed to Serving You

    Dear Friends,

    ATL was designed from the ground up so that our team can work at full speed no matter where they are in the world. During this time, our team will be working from home full-time instead of working from home part-time. But since we work from home part of every week, you should see no difference in our service (except for the occasional loud dog or kid in the background).
    Communicating with our clients is a top priority for us, and you should know that our email, phone, and text lines are open as always. Please contact us to set up your remote/virtual consultation.

    -The Team at ATL

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  • Work with an attorney with trial experience

    While most family law cases settle out of court, often you’ll need to resolve at least one issue before a judge. Don’t take chances with an attorney who can’t perform in the courtroom. Aaron has tried and won dozens of cases in front of both juries and judges throughout Metro Atlanta.

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  • Your Goals are My Goals

    Divorce, custody battles, and child support cases are often emotional and stressful. Your relationship with your attorney shouldn’t add to the stress. Aaron brings a client-centered thoughtful approach that puts your ultimate outcome above everything else.

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Would refer to anyone

Aaron is incredibly thorough and is surely one of the very best at what he does. He was also very invested...

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Knowledgeable, Understanding, Available

Elizabeth came on to my case halfway through and took over with ease and made me feel confident that I had nothing to worry about...

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Exceptional service

I was referred to Mr. Aaron Thomas by a friend he'd represented through her divorce, and from my very first sit down with him...

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Harvard Law, NYU Law, Columbia Law, Emory University, Stanford University

Your case deserves the highest quality attorney, with a proven track record of excellence in and out of the courtroom.

Experienced in Complex Issues

We have represented clients from NBA All-Stars, NFL Super Bowl winners, and Grammy award-winning artists, to middle-class professionals, stay-at-home parents, and small business owners. Whatever your work or financial situation, we know how to position your case to receive the best outcome possible.

Responsive and Accessible

The number one complaint about other Atlanta family law attorneys is that you can never reach them! At ATL we pride ourselves on fast response times and provide multiple ways to contact our team.

Top Notch Litigators

While many attorneys shrink in the courtroom, Our team is is highly skilled in both negotiation and litigation, having tried dozens of cases over more than a decade.

Proven Trial Record

Did you know that Georgia is one of a small number of states that allow jury trials for the financial part of your divorce? Our team is one of very few family law firms with experience trying over a dozen jury trials AND countless trials before a judge.

Efficiency Through Technology

While other attorneys waste your time and money searching through boxes of documents for the one they need, the team at Aaron Thomas Law uses modern technology to ensure every document in your case is accessible digitally in seconds.

 
 


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One Size Doesn't Fit All

At Aaron Thomas Law, we understand that different cases require different approaches. While some cases can be worked out amicably, others require an aggressive attorney who is ready to go to court. We have settled plenty of cases amicably and have won many cases at contentious trials. You can find comfort in knowing that we’ll evaluate your case to determine what's best for you.

Practice Areas

Divorce

In Georgia, you can file for divorce on fault-based grounds, such as adultery or cruel treatment. However, most divorcing couples in Georgia obtain a no-fault divorce, which only requires you to show the court that your marriage is “irretrievably broken” with no hope for reconciliation.

Child Custody

When parents don’t agree on child custody, a judge decides legal and physical custody, as well as a visitation schedule, on their behalf. Georgia courts determine child custody based on what’s in each child’s best interest. Judges consider several factors when deciding custody.

Child Support

Georgia judges determine child support based primarily on children’s reasonable needs, and the parents’ combined income. Courts use the Child Support Guidelines to come up with a Basic Child Support Obligation (“BCSO”), which is the starting point for determining a final child support amount.

Paternity

Children born in wedlock are presumed to be the legitimate child of the mother’s husband, and immediately have custodial rights as well as the obligation to financially and emotionally support the child. When children are born out of wedlock, however, the parents must establish paternity through a process called “legitimation” before the father’s rights and obligations to the child take effect.

Contempt of Court Order

If you’ve had a divorce, child custody case, or child support case, you have an agreement and/or court order requiring you to follow certain rules, like paying child support, alimony, or following a visitation schedule. Sometimes your ex-spouse or child’s parent refuses to follow the terms of your court order. In these cases, you can ask the court to hold that person in “contempt of court.”

Prenuptial Agreements

A prenuptial agreement (also called a “premarital agreement”) is a contract that a marrying couple signs that determines how certain financial issues will be decided in the event of divorce. Prenuptial agreements typically cover how assets and debts will be divided in the event of divorce, and whether one spouse will pay the other alimony.

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