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Dads Divorce - Free custody and alimony advice for men and fathers.

Providing essential divorce, alimony, custody and support information and resources to men at any stage of divorce.
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Oct 24
2008

DadsDivorce Video: Mens Health

Posted by Rick Ortiz in well-being , video , health , DadsDivorce Live

Cordell & Cordell, PC attorney, Angelyn Zimmerman talks to Men's Health Network's Theresa Morrow about the role her organization plays in promoting men's health. Find out what you can do to ensure that you're around and healthy for those who need and depend on you.

Read on to watch the DadsDivorce video and to learn more about health-related issues and how they relate to men who have gone through divorce. This is a valuable resource for anyone at any stage of divorce where children are concerned.

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Nov 29
1999

Ask a Lawyer: I have custody of one son. Can I get the other also?

Posted by Dads Divorce in well-being , Visitation , siblings , Parenting , multiple divorces , motion , GA , emotional , custody , custody , Ask A Lawyer , age

Question:

My ex-wife has signed over custody of my thirteen year old son to my current wife and myself. We have one other son together, he is 11. I found out last night that she and her current husband are going through a divorce. What are the chances of getting my youngest son with me too, so he does not have to go through the divorce scene again? I am really concerned about his emotional well being. He and his step dad were pretty close, unlike the thirteen year old and the step dad. I really need some advice. We live in Georgia.

Answer:

I am not currently licensed in your State and therefore cannot answer your question specifically to the laws of GA. Generally, I believe you have a solid basis for a Motion to Modify Custody. The mother's situation is in flux and that could involve a change of school, new home and other negative aspects of the divorce. Furthermore you sons are of a similar age and courts are very reluctant to separate siblings.
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