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Divorce
Contested Divorce A divorce is considered contested when both parties cannot come to an agreement, either regarding the terms of the divorce or about getting divorced. Our goal at the Law Office of Caroline Pineres is to provide you with aggressive and determined representation while simultaneously seeking to maintain your family’s health and future. We make it a point to negotiate and settle all issues of your case through mediations and alternative dispute resolution in a timely and efficient manner. Nevertheless, we do recognize that not all cases can be settled. For this reason, we stand ready to protect your rights, your future, and your interests in the courtroom. Caroline Pineres steadfastly advocates for the optimal result in all matters on your behalf.

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Law Office of Caroline Pineres & Associates

Divorce
Contested Divorce A divorce is considered contested when both parties cannot come to an agreement, either regarding the terms of the divorce or about getting divorced. Our goal at the Law Office of Caroline Pineres is to provide you with aggressive and determined representation while simultaneously seeking to maintain your family’s health and future. We make it a point to negotiate and settle all issues of your case through mediations and alternative dispute resolution in a timely and efficient manner. Nevertheless, we do recognize that not all cases can be settled. For this reason, we stand ready to protect your rights, your future, and your interests in the courtroom. Caroline Pineres steadfastly advocates for the optimal result in all matters on your behalf.
Child Support
In Law Office of Caroline Pineres we are going to keep working for our people, we are going to keep working for you. But we need to be smart, we need to stay home. If you need information about divorce, child support, custody or anything related with Family Law you can still reach us. We have activated the virtual mode. Facetime, Whatsapp texting, video calls or any type of communications to be there for you.
Child Custody and Visitation
In the case a child is born out of wedlock, and after a break-up or falling out, a great number of fathers discover the hard way that they have neither custody nor visitation rights, despite the fact that their names appear on the birth certificate and the mother acknowledged their paternity at the hospital. In the state of Georgia, in the case of a child born out of wedlock, the father is obliged to file a legitimation action in the county where the mother resides in order to establish himself as the legal father of the child and to obtain custody, parenting time, and visitation rights.
Adoption
In general, when one pictures adoption, one thinks of a couple adopting a child from his or her birth mother. Yet, stepparent adoptions are believed to be the most common form of adoption in the United States. This kind of adoption takes place when one biological parent is no longer around, and the parent with custody gets remarried. In this case, the stepparent may assume a large role in the child’s life and wish to make the situation official by adopting the child. The moment the stepparent adopts the child, the child is then considered the child of the stepparent. As a result, the child has the same legal rights as a biological child would have; for example, inheritance rights and parental support.
Paternity
There are many benefits that come with the establishment of paternity. For example, a biological father can see his name added to a birth certificate, in case it has not been done already. Furthermore, a child may be entitled to obtain both financial support and/or Social Security benefits from the father. Paternity can, as well, assist mothers in receiving child support to help with the care of the shared child, or it can assist a father to gain legitimation. This, in turn, can lead to custody, parenting time, and visitation rights. More importantly, paternity will allow the father to found a strong and lasting father-child relationship.
Spousal Support
Modification to alimony Life and circumstances change, along with one’s financial or domestic situations. Regardless of whether you are the payor or the payee, there are several justifications for requesting a modification to alimony. These reasons include...

Restraining Order
Unfortunately, violent acts within families still occur and those who are victims should find immediate protection. Family violence can be defined as acts of physical, sexual, or emotional abuse. These abuses can emerge in a number of situations. Should you feel that your situation can be categorized as such, it is vital to contact the authorities and obtain help by filing a petition at your local Superior Court with the help of an attorney. A Family Violence Protective Order or Restraining Order is an order that has been issued by a court in order to protect one or more individuals from violence in one’s home. If you need a law firm to represent you as you pursue relief, contact the Law Office of Caroline Pineres.

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