
Gwinnett County Divorce Attorneys
Effective Representation for Simple & Complex Divorces
Each divorce is as unique as the individuals involved. At Crawford and Boyle, LLC, our divorce lawyers in Gwinnett County represent clients in uncontested and contested divorce cases in Monroe and Walton and Clarke Counties. We have the legal knowledge, skill, and experience to handle everything from simple amicable divorces to complicated and highly contentious situations.
If you are contemplating divorce or your spouse has already filed, call (678) 726-5400 or contact us online to discuss your divorce with our attorneys. We also serve Walton and Clarke Counties.
What is an Uncontested Divorce?
Uncontested divorce is possible for couples who agree on the basic issues surrounding divorce, including property division, child custodyand support, and spousal support. There are a few advantages to uncontested divorce, including saving time, reducing conflict, and lowering costs, since there are fewer proceedings and less time involved. If there is any disagreement, this type of divorce will not be possible.
What is a Contested Divorce?
A contested divorce becomes necessary when the parties are unable to agree on the major issues that must be decided in a divorce. This type of divorce is more common, requires more time, and is more expensive than uncontested divorce. The adverse positions of the spouses make it impossible to come to an agreement, and these cases can become quite contentious. The court will make the final determination regarding the issues.
In a contested divorce, the court will make the final decisions regarding:
- Custody of the children
- Visitation
- Child support
- Spousal support
- Property division
Our Gwinnett County divorce attorneys work to make the best possible case for our clients starting with gathering information in discovery, which involves subpoenas, depositions, interrogatories, and other methods. Each case is unique and we listen to your goals, assess your situation, and prepare a customized and detailed plan for every client.
Local Insights on Family Divorce in Gwinnett County
At Crawford and Boyle, LLC, we recognize that family divorce can be challenging and emotional, especially for residents of Gwinnett County. Our local knowledge and experience enable us to provide tailored legal support that addresses our community's unique needs.
Gwinnett County is served by various local government entities, such as the Gwinnett County Superior Court and the Gwinnett County Family Division, which play crucial roles in divorce proceedings. While we do not partner directly with these entities, we are well-versed in navigating the local legal landscape to ensure your case is handled efficiently and effectively.
One of the common pain points for families in Gwinnett County is the emotional and financial strain that comes with contested divorces. Disagreements over child custody, property division, and spousal support can lead to prolonged legal battles, stressing an already difficult situation. Our team is dedicated to alleviating these burdens by providing compassionate and strategic legal guidance.
We also recognize the importance of community resources in supporting families through divorce. Local organizations, such as the Gwinnett County Family Support Services, offer valuable support services to help you and your family navigate this challenging time. By leveraging these resources and our legal expertise, we aim to provide a comprehensive support system for our clients.
Whether you are considering an uncontested or contested divorce, Crawford and Boyle, LLC is here to help you every step of the way. Our deep understanding of Gwinnett County ensures we can address your specific needs and work towards a resolution in your best interest.
Our firm collects a nominal fee for divorce and child custody consultations. Contact our firm by telephone at (678) 726-5400 to discuss your divorce with an experienced divorce and family law attorney.

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Our top priority is to devise customized legal strategies that are tailored to the unique legal needs of our clients, no matter how simple or complicated their situations, might be.
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DISMISSAL Abuse or Neglect of a Disabled Person
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REDUCED Aggravated Assault
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DISMISSED Aggravated Assault
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REVERSED CONVICTION Bell v. State (A21A1215, S22G0747)
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REDUCED Burglary
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DISMISSED Criminal Damage to Property