Griffin Circuit Family Law Workshop 

Your gateway to the legal system

A Joint Venture of the Griffin Judicial Circuit Superior Courts, Fayette County Bar Association and Fayette County Public Library

Some individuals do not have the desire or ability to hire a lawyer to represent them in a traditional fashion, but they may need legal help with a particular issue or portion of their case.

There are a number of attorneys who will offer specific, limited legal services at set rates.  Information on this type of legal assistance will be provided to workshop participants.


Workshop Schedule 

The Family Law Workshop will typically be held on the
2nd Tuesday of each month from 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm. The workshop for May 2018 will be on Thursday, see date below.

All workshops will be held at the Fayette County Public Library,
1821 Heritage Park Way, Fayetteville, GA  30214

The cost of the workshop is FREE but space is limited so sign up early!
Children are NOT allowed in the workshop.

How do I register?

Pre-registration is MANDATORY!  Anyone that plans to attend, even as a support person, MUST be registered.  You may register for the Family Law Workshop by completing the sign up below or by calling (770)228-3758 or stopping by the Griffin ADR Office at 141 W. Solomon Street, Ste. 200, Griffin.


Sign Up for Workshop

What is the Family Law Workshop?

In the State of Georgia, individuals may file court actions without the benefit of legal representation.  Those individuals however, are responsible for knowing and following appropriate court procedures and processes.  By law, court staff cannot give legal advice to self-represented people.  In order to assist individuals who choose not to proceed with traditional legal representation, this joint venture was established to offer the family law workshop.

What does the workshop cover?

This workshop will focus on these case types:
-Divorce
-Contempt
-Paternity/Legitimation -Modification of Child Support

Attorney Referral

Navigating through the legal system can be extremely difficult.  Each case is individualized by its own set of facts; however, there are some basic rules that all cases must follow which this workshop will address.

No workshop can teach you everything you need to know about representing yourself in any legal action, but this workshop is designed to answer some of the basic questions you may have about the court system.

Please understand that this workshop is designed to give legal information NOT advice.  You will still be responsible for completing all forms and knowing and following all procedures.


Forms and Documents

Click here  to access the forms page.


Links

ADR Office

Child Support Worksheets