Experienced Representation for Family Law Matters
Divorce and custody issues can be emotionally and financially distressing – if not devastating. Having an experienced lawyer on your side to protect your interests in these family law cases, however, can be the key to bringing them to successful resolutions in the most efficient, cost-effective manner possible.
For more than a decade, Brunswick Divorce & Custody Lawyer Jason Clark has been advocating people’s rights and advancing their interests in various types of family law cases. Known for his dedication to his clients, as well as his personalized legal service and vigorous advocacy, Attorney Jason Clark has the experience and insight you can rely on for effective representation in divorce, custody cases and other family law matters.
The Family Law Practice at Jason Clark, P.C.
The family law practice at Jason Clark, P.C. is focused on achieving the best possible outcomes to simple and complex divorce and custody cases. Among the various issues that Attorney Jason Clark is skilled at resolving during (and, when applicable, after) divorce cases include (but are by no means limited to) those involving:
- Property division negotiations, including those that involve real estate/vacation properties, retirement benefits, investment accounts, valuable collections, joint credit card debt, and hidden or undisclosed marital assets
- Spousal support/alimony requests
- Prenuptial agreements
- Child custody & visitation disputes
- Child support requests
- Enforcement of divorce decrees and support orders.
Divorce & Custody Cases in Georgia: More Important Information
Georgia Divorce Requirements
In order to be eligible to file for divorce in Georgia, at least one spouse has to have lived in Georgia for a minimum of six (6) months. In terms of grounds for divorce, Georgia has 13 grounds, including the “irretrievable breakdown of the marriage” (a no-fault ground for divorce) and 12 fault-related grounds, including adultery, desertion, etc.
Divorce Alternatives
Divorce is one way to end a marriage, but it may not be the only option for some couples. Depending on the circumstances of the marriage and the needs of the couple, it may also be possible to legally separate or annul the marriage. An experienced family lawyer like Jason Clark can evaluate your situation and help you determine – and successfully pursue – your best option for ending your marriage.
Mediation for Family Law Disputes
For divorce and custody cases, mediating the disputes, rather than taking them to court, can be a viable option when negotiation and civil communication between exes is possible. In fact, with mediation for family legal issues, obtaining faster, more cost-effective, and more favorable outcomes can be possible. And, again, Attorney Jason Clark can help you determine if this option may be right for you and your situation.
Contact Brunswick Family Lawyer Jason Clark
For experienced help resolving any family legal issue, contact Brunswick Family Lawyer Jason Clark by calling 912.264.1999 or use the request form.
From offices based in Brunswick, Attorney Jason Clark provides superior representation to clients throughout Brunswick, Darien, St. Simons Island, Jekyll Island, Woodbine, Kingsland, St. Mary’s, Glynn County, McIntosh County, Camden County, the state of Georgia, and the U.S.
