Dallas & Gracey Law Firm Blog

One of the biggest questions we hear from new clients isn't "How do I file for divorce?" It's "What happens when I actually have to go to court?" For many people, the thought of walking into a courtroom is intimidating. They've never been involved in a lawsuit before, they've never spoken to a judge, and they're worried they'll be expected to argue their own case. The good news is that your first divorce hearing in Georgia is usually not your final divorce trial. In many cont

Before You Start Screenshotting Everything… One of the biggest misconceptions people have during a divorce or custody case is that every text message, Facebook post, or screenshot is automatically valuable evidence. It isn't. At Dallas & Gracey Law Firm, we've had clients walk into our office with hundreds of screenshots they spent weeks collecting, only to discover that very little of it actually helps their case. On the other hand, we've also seen a single text message, one

If you've heard that Georgia changed the way child support is calculated in 2026, you're not alone. Many parents are wondering whether they'll pay more, receive less, or whether it's finally worth asking the court to modify an existing child support order. The short answer is: it depends on your family's situation. Some parents may see little change, while others could experience a significant difference based on income, parenting time, and certain expenses. Here's what you n