From his office in Cumming, GA, Mitchell M. McKinney, P.C. is a skilled divorce attorney providing full-service family law counsel and representation to clients in the Atlanta area and throughout North Georgia.
Protecting the rights of individuals and their families
Mitch understands that there are many obstacles in most family law and divorce situations. Mitch knows his clients are often in distress, and the last thing they need in their lives is an attorney who is indifferent and unresponsive. He is committed to providing his divorce clients with the best possible legal representation even under the worst of situations.
Georgia Divorce Law is Unique
Georgia family law has certain unique features that may be different than how divorce is portrayed on TV or in books:
Because Georgia is a modified no-fault divorce state, all it takes to dissolve a marriage is for one person to cite irreconcilable differences. In addition, child custody is gender-neutral and decided by the Court only using the the best interest of the child standard. To ensure that your rights and interests are protected, the help of an experienced divorce lawyer is essential. In every divorce and related matter, Mitch’s objective is to put you in the strongest position possible so you can move forward in your life. At Mitchell M. McKinney, PC, we can handle all your family law needs, including:
- Child Custody
- Child support
- Modifications in Child Support/Child Custody/Alimony
- Equitable distribution of marital property
- Alimony
- Protective Orders
Uncontested and contested divorce
Mitchell M. McKinney, P.C. represents clients in all types of marital dissolution matters. When the parties have no children and have already worked out a property division agreement, we can provide a documents-only divorce that can lead to divorce at a lower fee. Mitch also represent clients in contentious divorces involving property division or child custody disputes. Mitch is an aggressive advocate for his clients.
However, most divorce cases lie somewhere in between, where there are agreements on some issues and disagreements on others. Whenever possible, Mitch seeks to negotiate an acceptable and workable solution that protects our client’s rights and interests. This can be done by working with opposing counsel, if possible, or through mediation.