Women’s Retirement Radio recently interviewed managing member Kyla Lines. The title of the interview is, “Divorce And How It Impacts Retirement For Women”.
Atlantawomenmag.com interviews Kyla Lines
Atlantawomenmag.com recently interviewed managing member Kyla Lines. The article is titled, “Atlanta Attorney Kyla Lines Provides Understanding & Effective Legal Representation of All Aspects of Family Law. She Listens to Your Needs & Works to Craft Strategic Solutions.”
Kyla S. Lines Named Managing Member and William A. Alexander promoted to Member at Richardson Bloom & Lines LLC
Richardson Bloom & Lines LLC, an Atlanta-based family law firm, has announced that Kyla S. Lines has been appointed Managing Member and William A. Alexander has been promoted to Member.
10 Secrets to Manage Your Attorney’s Fees During a Divorce
One of the many unpleasant aspects of a divorce is the attorney’s fees. Many people spend more on their divorce than they did for their wedding. The secret is that you have more control to manage the attorney’s fees than you realize. Here are the top 10 ways to keep your attorney’s fees under control. ENTER A RETAINER AGREEMENT WITH … Read More
Grandparents Rights in Georgia
Grandparents often play a special role in their grandchildren’s lives. They offer both grandchildren and parents guidance and support. However, there are situations where parents may not want their child’s grandparents involved in their lives, especially when one parent may no longer be in the child’s life. Do grandparents have any rights when it comes to their grandchildren in Georgia? … Read More
What Is a Guardian ad litem?
Judges often appoint a Guardian ad litem (GAL) in family law cases involving child custody. If you find yourself in that situation, it is important to understand the role of the GAL and effective ways to communicate with them. What is a GUARDIAN AD LITEM? A GAL is someone (usually an attorney) appointed by the Court to represent the child or children … Read More
Same-Sex Dissolution of Marriage
Some same-sex couples who got married prior to the June 26, 2015 Supreme Court decision, found that their state of residence didn’t recognize their marriage and so didn’t recognize their ability to get a divorce. States that did recognize their marriages had residency requirements for divorce. Those couples were “wedlocked,” or unable to get divorced. The Supreme Court decision requiring … Read More
Same-Sex Prenups Are a Must
For a general overview of prenuptial agreements, please see our previous articles, What are Prenuptial Agreements and Why Do Couples Get Them and FAQs about Prenups. Imagine a same-sex couple from Georgia who was together for fifteen years before marriage became legal in our state. They had children together, bought a house together, and both took turns working and staying home to … Read More
Finances During and After Divorce
Finances are one of the things that worry people the most during and after a divorce. There have been numerous articles lately about managing finances after divorce. Here are a few we thought were especially interesting or helpful. Financial Basics After Divorce – How to start managing your finances when you are on your own. Marriage is about love; divorce is … Read More
FAQs About Prenups
For a general overview of prenuptial agreements, please see our previous article, What are Prenuptial Agreements and Why Do Couples Get Them. Can I wait until after marriage and do a post-nuptial agreement? We wish you wouldn’t. Post-nuptial agreements are basically a prenuptial agreement that is entered into after the couple has married. While Georgia law technically recognizes both pre- and post-nuptial … Read More
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