Criminal Law and Family Law are two different types of law.  However, there are situations in which crimes can occur in the context of family law, causing these two types of law to collide.

Most commonly these two laws intersect in cases of domestic violence, but can also occur in case of DUI, drug charges, or other criminal offenses.  

Georgia has laws requiring that courts consider these factors when making decisions about child custody and visitation.

Divorce can be complex, especially when there are allegations of domestic violence or other criminal charges at play.  I can help you navigate the Georgia family and criminal court systems as you attempt to finalize your divorce.  Learn more about how I can help you.  Schedule a consultation by calling 912-988-7622.