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Stadler Law Group, LLC

Divorce
Almost everyone is aware that divorce and family law issues often require the assistance of an attorney, and most people are aware that attorneys cost money. With hidden costs, add-on fees and additional court fees, the cost of obtaining legal representation can quickly outweigh the benefits. It is important, though, that when you are facing a critical time in your life, you work to retain the counsel and representation of an experienced and aggressive law firm. At Stadler Law Group, we understand that this is important to you and your family, and we aim to make things as easy as possible for our clients. This is why we proudly operate on a flat-fee basis.

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Phone: (404) 549-9313

Address: 345 Ridgeview Trl, Atlanta, GA 30328

Website: http://www.stadlerlawgroup.com

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Stadler Law Group, LLC

Divorce
Almost everyone is aware that divorce and family law issues often require the assistance of an attorney, and most people are aware that attorneys cost money. With hidden costs, add-on fees and additional court fees, the cost of obtaining legal representation can quickly outweigh the benefits. It is important, though, that when you are facing a critical time in your life, you work to retain the counsel and representation of an experienced and aggressive law firm. At Stadler Law Group, we understand that this is important to you and your family, and we aim to make things as easy as possible for our clients. This is why we proudly operate on a flat-fee basis.
Child Support
To obtain modification through litigation on a divorce order, parties must show proof of substantial change. For example, if you are looking to change your child support order because of unemployment, it may be necessary to show proof of unemployment documents and collection of Employment Development Department (EDD) welfare payments and provide evidence that you are either incapable of working or struggling to find full-time work. In move-away or relocation cases, custodial parents must show proof that it is in the best interest of the child to move away from the jurisdiction where the divorce orders were implemented.
Child Custody and Visitation
Children grow and circumstances change. The child custody arrangement that was hammered out just a few years ago may not reflect the realities of the lives you and the child's other parent are living now. A modification of child custody can help bring that arrangement up to date so it better suits what is going on now.
Paternity
Spousal Support
Spousal support, or alimony, is a financial support obligation that provides assistance from one spouse to another after a divorce. It is not appropriate in all divorces. But where it is appropriate, it is important to ensure that any award of alimony is justified and fits the situation.

Employment Discrimination
Without a specific federal law prohibiting sexual orientation discrimination or gender identity discrimination, many people who wish to get married may still hesitate regardless of the Supreme Court ruling as to not risk losing their employment if they have reason to believe their employer may respond by terminating them after marrying their same-sex partner. Even without a specific federal statute, however, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) stated clearly that dismissing a person based on his or her same-sex marriage is considered sex discrimination and a violation of federal law.

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Estate Planning
Planning ahead for your future is something that everyone should do, regardless of your age or the size of your estate. Your estate is simply everything you own. This could include your property, your home, your bank accounts, your stocks, life insurance policies, artwork and more. Every situation is different and some estates are more complex than others to administer. Having an estate planning lawyer on your side throughout this process could prove extremely beneficial and you will have peace of mind knowing that a legal representative is on your side every step of the way. At Stadler Law Group, LLC, we have over 20 years of combined experience helping people understand the ins and outs of estate planning. Numerous complications can arise along the way and so it is important that you have a strong legal representative helping you through this process.
Trusts
A trust is another means to plan your estate. It can be used instead of a will or as a supplement to a will. A trust is different from a will in that the property is legally transferred while the creator of the trust is still alive. The creator of the trust is known as the trustor. He or she transfers ownership of the property over to a third party, known as the trustee. This trustee is responsible for managing the property (the trust) until it is handed over to the beneficiary. The two main types of trusts are testamentary trusts and living trusts. In a testamentary trust, the property is transferred to the beneficiary upon the death of the trustor. In a living trust, the beneficiary receives the trust while the trustor is still alive. A living trust could be revocable or irrevocable, meaning it can be changed or it is permanent.
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