Attorney Ned Ogueri
Divorce and Family Law Blog
Articles about Georgia divorce, parenting arrangements, support and practical decisions affecting your family.
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At Divorce Mediation, Who Gives You Legal Advice?
“The mediator is a lawyer, so do I still need my own advice?” That question can cause confusion before a divorce mediation. A neutral mediator helps the parties negotiate. Your own attorney advises you about your interests and the legal consequences of proposed terms. The roles should be clear before the discussion begins.
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Unsure About Divorce? Questions to Ask Before Signing an Agreement
You do not have to arrive at a legal consultation certain that your marriage is over. You may want to understand a proposed agreement, learn what a filed case means or discuss immediate household concerns. Getting information is different from promising reconciliation, and no one should feel pressured to remain in an unsafe relationship.
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Considering Divorce in Norcross? Start With a Household Budget
“Can I afford to live separately?” is more useful than a generic list of the pros and cons of divorce. If you are considering a change in your marriage, begin with the expenses your household actually pays. A budget cannot decide whether you should divorce, but it can make a legal consultation more productive.
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Georgia Parenting Plans: Who Gets Thanksgiving Weekend?
Who gets Thanksgiving weekend under your Georgia parenting plan? How to read the holiday and weekend schedules together and pin down the exchange time.
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Adoption Guide
Understanding adoption in Georgia Adoption creates a legal parent-child relationship. The process depends on the type of adoption and the circumstances of the child and prospective parent. Our office can review the proposed adoption and identify the legal steps that may apply.
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Our Family Law Practice
Family law help from our Norcross office Family-law matters can affect children, finances and important personal relationships. Attorney Ned Ogueri can discuss your circumstances and explain the legal issues that may need attention. The appropriate process depends on the family’s situation and the relief being sought.