Custody Battles and Judicial Trends - Tanya Mitchell Graham

The Matt Phifer Experience

Discover the evolving landscape of family law with insights from Tanya Mitchell-Graham, a seasoned attorney from Atlanta, Georgia, known as TMG. Tanya brings decades of experience as she demystifies common custody misconceptions, shedding light on cases where fathers are granted primary custody based on the child's best interests. Through Tanya's personal journey and candid stories, you’ll gain a new perspective on the dynamic nature of family law and the societal shifts it reflects. Understand the complexities of child custody law in Georgia as we break down the critical steps unmarried fathers must take to assert their rights, including filing a petition for legitimation. Learn about the factors judges consider in custody cases, from the parent-child bond to parental stability, and the importance of presenting clear, compelling evidence. Tanya and I also discuss potential judicial biases and provide practical advice on preparing evidence, such as dating text messages and navigating civil procedure rules effectively. Explore the significance of presenting certified documents and authentic evidence in court, especially in cases involving criminal history or character claims. We highlight the impact of social media on legal disputes and the complications that arise when dating before a divorce is finalized. To wrap up, we stress the importance of listener engagement and appreciation for Tanya’s invaluable insights. Tune in for an enlightening conversation that promises to reshape your understanding of family law dynamics. (00:01) Family Law TMG, a family law attorney, shares insights on custody battles and the evolving nature of family law prioritizing child's well-being over traditional gender roles. (09:40) Child Custody Law & Judge Bias Georgia's child custody law emphasizes equal rights for parents, with unmarried fathers needing legitimation. Judges consider parent-child bond, home environment, and stability, while biases and evidence presentation are important. (16:14) Evidence, Social Media, and Parental Alienation Certified evidence is crucial in court, including photos and social media posts, and dating before divorce can harm a case. (29:53) Maintaining Communication and Showing Appreciation Encourage listener engagement and support for guest Tanya by interacting with content, showing appreciation, and joining next episode. https://www.linkedin.com/in/tanya-mitchell-graham-a6b3a527 https://www.tiktok.com/@tmgesq https://www.instagram.com/tmgesq/?hl=en https://tmgesq.com/ https://web.facebook.com/tmgpc/?_rdc=1&_rdr https://www.linkedin.com/in/tmgesq

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