Chisolm Trimble & Associates, LLC
Chisolm Trimble & Associates, LLC is a trusted legal firm serving clients throughout the Atlanta area in areas of family law and estate planning. As an attorney, I take pride in offering my clients exceptional legal support and representation as they go through the challenges they face in life. Whether you are considering divorce, fighting for custody of your child, or wish to plan for your future with a trust, I can offer my experience and constant support.
I recognize the challenges of navigating the law in Georgia, especially in those areas that are often some of the most emotionally charged areas of the legal system. With transparent guidance and an aggressive passion for protecting my clients, I will be by your side to guide you through the legal process.
As your attorney, you can contact me for in-person consultations and support or utilize remote services for your convenience. With three offices in Atlanta and Douglasville, Georgia, I am available to meet your needs on a consistent basis. Chisolm Trimble & Associates, LLC services Atlanta, all of Fulton County, Douglas, Paulding, Cobb, Gwinnett, Coweta, Henry, Muscogee, and some areas of southern Georgia. Contact me now for a consultation.
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Podcasts are a great way to stay updated on the latest trends and legal insights in family law. Listening to podcasts can provide you with valuable information on topics like divorce, custody disputes, alimony, and child support, and help you understand the broader context of family law cases. For individuals navigating family law matters, podcasts can be a convenient and informative way to learn more while on the go. Podcasts often feature interviews with experienced family law attorneys who discuss common questions, recent case law, and best practices. This can be especially useful for those who may not have access to immediate legal advice or who are just starting to consider family law matters. By listening to these podcasts, individuals can gain a better understanding of their legal rights and responsibilities. In addition to practical legal advice, family law podcasts can also provide emotional support by discussing the personal impact of family law proceedings. Many podcasts include episodes dedicated to the emotional aspects of divorce, co-parenting, and navigating life after a legal separation. This can be incredibly helpful for individuals seeking guidance on how to manage the stress and emotional toll of family law cases. For those in Georgia, listening to local family law podcasts can provide specific information about Georgia’s family law system, including unique regulations and recent changes in the law. This localized focus can give listeners an edge when they need to make decisions regarding their case. If you need legal advice or are looking for more information on family law, contact our office at 770-741-1570 or visit www.chisolmtrimblelaw.com . Our firm has been named one of Georgia’s top 10 family law firms, and our Managing Attorney has been selected as one of Georgia’s Super Lawyers.
Understanding the complex processes of family law can be daunting, but visual aids such as infographics can help break down complicated legal procedures into digestible, easy-to-understand steps. Infographics can simplify topics like divorce, child custody, and alimony by outlining the steps involved, key decisions to be made, and how various legal factors come into play. For instance, an infographic on the divorce process might highlight the key stages of the proceedings, such as filing a petition, negotiating settlements, and finalizing the divorce. It might also include a breakdown of different property division approaches or an overview of how child custody arrangements are determined. Such visuals can help clients feel more at ease as they better understand what to expect during each phase of their case. Another helpful infographic could focus on child support calculations. It would explain how Georgia’s guidelines work, showing the factors that contribute to determining the amount of child support to be paid, such as parental income, the number of children, and any special needs the children may have. Similarly, infographics can be valuable in explaining the criteria for spousal support, providing clarity on how alimony is determined based on the length of marriage, income disparity, and other factors. Infographics are also useful tools for explaining legal terms and concepts in a way that clients can easily grasp. By visually mapping out the definition of terms such as “equitable distribution,” “legal custody,” or “marital property,” infographics provide clients with a straightforward way to familiarize themselves with the legal language they may encounter in their cases. If you’re facing a family law issue and need more information, contact our office at 770-741-1570 or visit www.chisolmtrimblelaw.com . Our firm has been named one of Georgia’s top 10 family law firms, and our Managing Attorney has been selected as one of Georgia’s Super Lawyers.
Family law can be complex, and many individuals facing divorce, custody battles, or other legal issues have similar questions. Frequently asked questions (FAQs) can help clarify some of the common concerns that people have when dealing with family law matters. Understanding your rights, responsibilities, and options can be a great first step toward resolving your case and finding a path forward. One of the most common questions people ask is about the process of divorce in Georgia. A typical inquiry is whether Georgia is a no-fault divorce state. The answer is yes—Georgia allows no-fault divorces, which means that a spouse does not need to prove fault, such as adultery or cruelty, to seek a divorce. The grounds for divorce in Georgia are typically based on irreconcilable differences or the mental incapacity of one spouse. Another frequent question concerns child custody. Many parents are unsure about how custody arrangements are determined and what factors the court considers. Georgia law prioritizes the best interests of the child when determining custody, including factors such as the emotional and physical needs of the child, the ability of each parent to provide care, and the child’s relationship with both parents. Custody can be awarded as joint or sole, depending on what the court believes is in the best interest of the child. People also frequently ask about spousal support (alimony) in Georgia. One key question is whether alimony is always awarded in divorce cases. While Georgia law allows for alimony, it is not automatically granted. Factors such as the length of the marriage, the standard of living, and the financial needs of the requesting spouse are considered before determining if alimony will be awarded and the amount. If you have questions about your family law case or need more detailed answers, contact our office at 770-741-1570 or visit www.chisolmtrimblelaw.com . Our firm has been named one of Georgia’s top 10 family law firms, and our Managing Attorney has been selected as one of Georgia’s Super Lawyers.
