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1 Child Support lawyers are available in Sugar Hill, Georgia, including Emilie Freeman. These lawyers are rated between 3.3/5 to 3.7/5 and 53% provide free consultation.

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Emilie Freeman

Firm: The Freeman Firm, P.C.

5885 Cumming HIghway #108-176 , Sugar Hill , Georgia 30518

Practice Areas: Child Custody & Visitation, Child Support, Criminal Defense , Divorce, Domestic Partnership, Family , Family

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“I have worked with Emilie on a couple of cases in Juvenile Court. She always seeks the very best for her client and persistently advocates for that goal. She diligently works her c…”

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Should I cancel my request for child support and do a legal agreement instead? | Jul 28, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Georgia Hello this is all happening in Georgia and I will try to keep it short. A few months ago I went to file for child support. I have two children and am no longer with the father. I will briefly explain why I filed. After the relationship ended, I began dating someone new. My ex hated this and was constantly upset about my relationship, specifically if he would be around our children. I watch the kids while my ex works during the day and he watches them while I work at night. There would be times he would threaten to not watch the kids so I could work or threaten to not send financial help. I would like to make it clear he did in fact eventually send me financial help every month, and there were in fact times he did not watch our children. I filed because I need something that is officially stating when we each have the kids and what we are financially responsible for so no one can change their mind based on emotion. He is asking that I cancel the child support request I made with the courts to do a legal agreement with him. I want to note he did not use the terms legal agreement. He keeps saying we can get a notarized document through the bank and avoid court. From my two second google search, I believe we would need a legal document that we submit to the court that…

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