Top Divorce Lawyers in Mcdonough | 2 available

2 Divorce lawyers are available in Mcdonough, Georgia, including Pandora E. Hunt and Robert Brian Strickland. These lawyers are rated between 4.8/5 to 5.0/5 and 60% provide free consultation.

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Pandora E. Hunt

Firm: Smith, Welch, & Brittain

2200 Keys Ferry Court PO Box 10 302 , McDonough , Georgia 30253

Practice Areas: Adoption,Business Organizations,Criminal Defense ,Divorce,Estate Planning,Family ,Health Care & Hospitalization,Insurance ,Nursing Home Negligence,Products Liability,Real Estate ,Taxation - State & Federal,Workers Compensation

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Robert Brian Strickland

2200 Keys Ferry Court, PO Box 10 , McDonough , Georgia 30253

Practice Areas: Family, Divorce, Criminal Defense, Real Estate, Contracts

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Divorce Help | Jul 29, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Georgia I'm a (38F), and my husband (33M) and I have been married for 10+ years. We have two children together. After many conversations, we've both agreed that our marriage has run its course. There's no fighting, no desire to punish each other, and we're both committed to co-parenting and doing what's best for our kids. At this point, we're more like friends than spouses. We live separate lives under the same roof, and we both agree that divorce is the right next step. This is not about filing for adultery or creating conflict—we simply want to move forward with our lives while continuing to raise our children together in the same town. For the past seven years, I've been a stay-at-home mom, homeschooling our children while working part-time. I also receive disability benefits, which is why I can't work full-time. He has a successful career. We already agree that the children will primarily live with me, though he hasn't fully realized that he will have to pay child support. The problem is that every lawyer I've spoken with has told me that, because neither of us earns enough individually to fully support separate households, they either don't want to take the case or have said it doesn't make financial sense to move forward. I'm feeling stuck because I can't believe there isn't a way forward for two adults who mutually agree that divorce is the best decision. My legal questions are: What legal options do we have in…
Got a letter from Reclaim Org about life insurance payout but I'm divorced and not sure if I'm the beneficiary anymore | Jul 23, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Atlanta, Georgia I got a letter yesterday from Reclaim org saying there's an unclaimed life insurance payout from a policy my ex-husband had when we were married. About $5,500. I've called the state directly and am in process of filing already. The problem is, I have no idea if he ever updated the beneficiary after we divorced 6 years ago. I don't have any policy documents and my ex and I aren't on speaking terms. I don't want to claim something that isn't mine, but if he never updated it, I'm not sure whether it would still legally be mine. Under Georgia law, does a former spouse remain a valid beneficiary on a life insurance policy after divorce if the beneficiary designation was never updated? Also, does it matter whether the policy was private versus employer-sponsored, and if so, how can I figure out which type this was without access to policy documents?

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