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Serving Seniors, Families, and Georgia

Accolades, News, and Recent Decisions

 

Accolades

Mr. Horace a frequent speaker and moderator at local, regional, national, and international conferences, symposiums, and clinics.  He is excited to announce that he is one of the newest members of the Vanderbilt University Association of Black Vanderbilt Alumni, beginning in 2025.  Futher, Mr. Horace was appointed to the Georgia Commission on Dispute Resolution in 2026.

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Disclaimer on Reviews and Ratings​

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Interested prospective clients and persons should note that this office does not participate in any of the internet lawyer rating websites or services, such as but not limited to Avvo, Lawyer.com, or Google.  To the extent that you see negative reviews of Donald S. Horace or this law firm, we do not and we cannot comment or respond to any, even when the review is inaccurate, wrong, or incomplete, due to potential attorney-client privilege, confidentiality, or work product.  The same policy applies when the review is accurate, positive, or glowing.  We ask that you do not grant any credibility to any such internet or website reviews.  Instead, you should rely on personal references in that they are most helpful for potential clients.  Thank you for your understanding.​

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Anchor Down and Go Dores!  Go Braves and Falcons!

Recent Articles and Georgia Case Law

As in most years, the Georgia General Assembly passed, and the Governor signed into law a number of Family Law changes. 

Most relevant to parties in a divorce with minor children or other litigation involving minor children, such as but not limited to

legitimations or actions for child support or child custody modifications, the manner in which child support obligations is calculated, adjusted, and applied has undergone significant changes.  Specifically, the courts will use a more standardized and formulative approach that includes, among other things, the amount of the actual time spent by the minor child with each parent.  Such change will require the parties to count the actual number of days the minor child is with each party and require the Judge to consider the number of days in determining the final amount of any child support obligation.  Other legal changes were created.    

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Legal strategies exist so as to minimize the impact of these changes on your individual case or maximize the

effect on your matter, whichever may apply to you.

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If these issues apply to you, you should make an appointment for specific legal advice and direction.  A consultation may assist in

enhancing your legal position.  

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Law Office of Donald S. Horace

Phone: 404-213-6473 and (470) 273-0027

Email: donaldhorace@hotmail.com and donaldhorace075@gmail.com

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