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Our areas of practice ranges from prenuptial agreements and child support matters to complex custody battles, and high-asset divorces. We are well-known and respected in the legal community as highly intellectual and skilled attorneys, and quickly gained a reputation of being known as fearless litigators because of our track record!
We developed a niche area of of the law that focuses on Father’s Rights. Although we represent both men and women, we discovered that there was a need for Fathers to have more legal representation in the courtroom as they are traditionally the "underdogs" when fighting for custody. So it remains our firm's passion and goal to level the playing field for fathers when fighting for their parental rights.
The difference between us and any other law firm is that we actually care about our clients and it shows. We have state of the art technology and advanced case management systems that allow our clients to have round-the-clock access to their case 24 hours/day, 7 days/week. This way, the client always has access to their attorney and assigned legal team members. Our clients are always informed about the status of their case and we involve them in every step of the way.
If you are looking for a team of smart, direct and passionate lawyers with creative solutions to help you, look no further.
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Learn more about the legal team at Anene Farrey & Associates including what makes us different and why people hire us to fight for them! For more information on our firm follow us on Facebook (Anene Farrey & Associates, LLC), visit our website: (https://Anene-law.com) or call our office at (678) 948-8489.
Uncontested Divorce v. Contested Divorce
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If I marry my partner, will I be responsible for paying his child support?
Plan on marrying someone who has court ordered child support obligations? Worried about whether you will become liable for the child support too? Here is what you need to know!
Can I claim the children on my taxes if I pay child support?
Here is what you need to do to claim your children on your taxes.
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13 Reasons You Can Get A Divorce
If you want to file for a divorce but you are not sure whether your reasons for wanting a divorce are enough, here are 13 different reasons you can get a divorce in Georgia! This informative video will tell you exactly what you need to know. Knowledge is Power!
5 Things You Should Consider When Hiring An Attorney
If you are in need of an Attorney, here are 5 very important things that you should consider before you make your decision about which Attorney to hire!!! #Attorney #Divorce #Custody #ChildSupport #Prenups #Atlanta #Georgia #AneneFarreyLaw
A Message to Fathers!!!
An important message EXCLUSIVELY for Fathers!!! For more information on our firm follow us on Facebook (Anene Farrey & Associates, LLC), visit our website: (https://Anene-law.com) or call our office at (678) 948-8489.
Atlanta Father Wins Full Custody of His 10yr Old Daughter after Parental Alienation by the Mother
Parental alienation is real and courts are not playing with parents who think it is okay to alienate children from the other parent!!! Here is more insight on our client, a Father in Fulton County, Georgia, who was recently awarded full custody of his 10-yr old daughter after a 2yr custody battle and trial. It took two years, but it was obviously worth the fight. Can you relate to our client or know someone who can relate? We can help! Ph: 678-948-8489.
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Father Wins Custody of Daughter after Mother Makes False Domestic Violence Allegations
Father Wins Custody of Daughter after Mother Makes False Domestic Violence Allegations Anene Farrey & Associates, LLC 1995 N. Park Place, SE Suite 200 Atlanta, Georgia 30339 Phone: 678-948-8489 www.anene-law.com
Father Wins Full Custody In Custody Battle
Hear about our client, a Douglas County Father in Georgia, who won full custody of his daughter! After years of trying to do it on his own, he finally hired...
Fathers - Here Is Why A Domestic Violence (TPO) Case Filed Against You Should Be Taken Seriously!
Watch this video to find out why Fathers should take a TPO case (domestic violence temporary protective order case) filed against them seriously! For more information, subscribe to our YouTube channel (The Legal Scoop for Fathers) and visit our website (https://Anene-law.com) and like our Facebook page (Anene Farrey & Associates, LLC).
How Child Support Is Calculated In Georgia
Have you been curious about whose income is used to calculate child support or what you need to do if your child support is calculated wrong? Here
If my spouse does not sign the divorce papers, can I still get a divorce?
Do you want a divorce but your spouse refuses to sign
NFL Father AJ Terrell Shares His Experience Fighting for Custody Rights
AJ Terrell, NFL 1st-Round Draft Pick in 2020, discusses his experience as an unwed Father who had to fight for custody rights in order to be recognized in the state of Georgia as the legal Father of his son. In Georgia, an unwed Father has to file a lawsuit in court against the Mother in order to be recognized under the law as the legal and biological father of his children.
Reasons why you should file for divorce FIRST!
If you have been on the fence about whether you should file for a divorce, listen to this video about why you should be the FIRST to file!
What Fathers Need To Do To Win Joint Custody In A Custody Battle
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What you need to know about relocation out of state with the children.
Things get complicated when the custodial parent wants to move out of state with the children or when the non-custodial parent does not want the children to move out of state. Here is what you need to know about your relocation case! For more information visit our website: https://anene-law.com/ ...and like our Facebook page (Anene Farrey & Associates, LLC, Attorneys at Law).
- Q. I was needing to find out what I needed to do because my wife ran out 5 months ago and I want to file for divorce.
- A: You can file for a divorce in Georgia. If you and your wife have reached an agreement on all the issues -- how to divide up the assets, debts, personal property, and the house -- then you both can sign a detailed settlement agreement that memorializes the terms of the agreement and file it with your divorce petition and other divorce documents. If all the documents are filed correctly, a Judge can grant your divorce as soon as 31 days after you have filed.
- Q. What do i do if i do not know my wife's address to send divorce papers.
- A: You must do a diligent search for her address...contact family members, hire a private process server to perform a skip trace, send an email, text or social media message to ask her for her address, or it may be as simple as calling her and asking her to sign an Acknowledgment and Waiver of Service form voluntary so you do not have to get her physically served. There are a number of options that can be exercised. These are just a few. The judge will want to see that you have made these efforts before you seek the court’s help.
- Q. if your 17 and charged with family violence at your mothers house do they put up a protection order if you live there?
- A: If charged with battery/family violence in Georgia, the offender will likely have bond conditions that will state that the offender shall have no contact with the victim.
If the victim wants a domestic violence protective order (called a TPO), the victim will have to file a separate case for that in civil court.
