Tiffany R. Lunn Law Blog

It is important that our Last Will and Testament ("Will") is updated after any significant life change, such as a change in marital status, birth of a child, or acquisition or disposal of a major asset.  You should not attempt to make changes to your Will without the assistance of an attorney. ... Read More

Bodne v. Bodne, 257 Ga. 445, 588 SE2d 728, has been the authority in Georgia regarding parental relocation and modification of custody, since 2006.  It sets forth that relocation of a primary physical custodian alone cannot constitute a sufficient change in condition to modify custody”. The court must consider the best interest of the child and the initial custody award will not always control after any “new and material change in circumstances” that... Read More

Guardian Ad Litem (GAL) is an attorney appointed by the Court to represent the best interests of the child/children in a contested child custody or divorce case.  A Guardian Ad Litem is not necessary in every such case.  An appointment usually occurs when one party makes serious allegations about the ability of the party to care for the child/children or when there is a disagreement on who will be the primary custodian.... Read More

As most know, divorcing can be a very stressful and cumbersome experience.  However, there are actions and steps that can and should be taken to make the process easier (See our blog post: Divorce Tips) and there are actions that should be avoided so as to not make a stressful situation worse.Actions that should be avoided by any divorcing person are:1) Being Dishonest In Court:  You should tell the truth.  When testifying, credibility is of the utmost imp... Read More