The Cherry Law Firm Blog

This blog is for informational purposes only and is not intended as legal advice. Much of what happens at trial is case specific and no two cases are identical. The following posts address how courts typically address such common situations. If you are seeking advice for an ongoing or future case, please feel free to contact us to discuss how the law may apply to the facts in your particular case.

How long an uncontested divorce takes in Georgia
By Cherry Law Firm • October 21, 2026
Georgia's 30-day rule sets the floor, not the finish line. Here's what actually decides whether your uncontested divorce takes 31 days or three months.
Uncontested divorce cost in Georgia
By Cherry Law Firm • October 21, 2026
What an uncontested divorce really costs in Georgia in 2026: Cobb County court fees, flat attorney fees, and the expenses nobody quotes you upfront.
Uncontested Divorce in Georgia
By Cherry Law Firm • July 24, 2026
Can you file for divorce in Georgia without a lawyer? The Cherry Law Firm explains what uncontested divorce requires and exactly where the DIY approach breaks down. Call 770-444-3399.
Divorce Cost in Georgia
By Cherry Law Firm • June 28, 2026
Wondering what divorce will cost you in Georgia? The Cherry Law Firm breaks down filing fees, attorney rates, and what drives contested divorce costs higher. Call 770-444-3399.
By Diane Cherry • June 4, 2026
Learn legal strategies to manage family-owned businesses amid divorce. Protect assets, maintain stability, and plan for business continuity effectively.
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By Diane Cherry • May 14, 2026
Georgia's 2026 child support law does not automatically update old orders. Learn when a modification may make sense and what to expect in the process.
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By Diane Cherry • April 3, 2026
Georgia child support laws changed in 2026. Learn how the new worksheet factors parenting time, income, custody schedules, and what it could mean for your payments.
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By Diane Cherry • March 13, 2026
Georgia HB 177 lets courts include pets in protective orders for domestic violence cases. Learn how pet custody, safety protections, and TPO requests now work in Georgia.
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By Diane Cherry • September 8, 2025
Beginning January 1, 2026, Georgia families will see a major shift in the way child support is calculated. Learn More
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