- DivorceWe know divorce law and keep our clients updated about information concerning their case. We encourage our divorce clients to ask questions every step of the way. Our staff is here to help you get through the divorce process and help you feel comfortable about making the tough decisions.
- Child SupportChild support consists of payments made to the custodial parent to the non-custodial parent on behalf of their minor children. Child support is for the benefit of the child or children involved. In Georgia, it is the responsibility of both parents to pay for the maintenance, protection and education of their minor children. Child support ensures that both parents continue to meet their responsibility to their children after the end of a relationship. If you need assistance with your child support matter, call The Smith Williams Law Firm at (678) 324-7600 today. We understand the child support guidelines, and we can help you through the process.
- Child Custody and VisitationCustody of your child is very important to you and so are the decisions that are made on their behalf in child custody and/or visitation cases. We help parents throughout the Atlanta area work through legal issues and achieve the best possible outcome for their family. We have extensive experience with both initial child custody agreement as part of your divorce as well as modifications to an existing arrangement. There are many decisions that must be made when dealing with a child custody case, from with whom your child will live; to who is best able to help the children with homework and after school activities, or which parent’s home is more stable.
- Spousal SupportFormula to determine the amount of spousal support or alimony one spouse pays another after a divorce.. The basic idea of spousal support is to try to have some financial equity between the two spouses regardless of who actually earns more.
- MisdemeanorsThe Smith Williams Law Firm’s owner, Yolanda Smith-Williams, received a Bachelor of Arts degree from North Carolina A&T State University in Political Science with a minor in English. She received her Juris Doctorate from Thomas M. Cooley Law School in Lansing, Michigan. While in law school, Yolanda gained valuable legal work experience by working with a Circuit Court Judge. This was the start of her experience in working in the area of Family Law. She later received a highly sought after internship with the Ingham County Prosecutor’s Office. In this position, Yolanda assisted in prosecuting individuals charged with felonies and misdemeanors. Separate from her experience with prosecuting adults, she worked with juveniles in Truancy court. The work experiences that she gained while in law school set the stage for her current areas of practice.
- Juvenile CrimesWhether a parent has a case involving the Department of Family and Children Services (DFCS) or your child has criminal charges, the lawyers at The Smith Williams Law Firm are experienced in handling matters in Juvenile Court. Call (678) 324-7600 today so we can help you and your child.