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Phone: (770) 963-4300

Address: 245 W Crogan St, Lawrenceville, GA 30046

Website: https://www.llwlaw.com

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Divorce
The child support guidelines are a minimum basis for determining the amount of child support. These guidelines must be used when the court enters a temporary or permanent child support order in a contested or uncontested divorce or order in a temporary protective order (TPO) under the Family Violence Act.
Child Support
Georgia follows the child support guidelines provide in O.C.G.A. Section 19-6-15. Child support is determined by your income and the income of your spouse. Please see the following Georgia Courts website for more information: http://www.georgiacourts.org/csc/
Child Custody and Visitation
Any grandparent has the right to file an original action for visitation rights to a minor child except when the parents are not separated and the child is living with both parents, and any family member - grandparent, great-grandparent, or sibling - has the right to intervene in and seek visitation rights in any case concerning custody, a divorce of the parents, a termination of parental rights of either parent, visitation rights, or where there has been an adoption by the child's blood relatives or by a stepparent.
Paternity
In most paternity actions, the sole effect of the order will be to establish paternity and the duty of the father to support the child. The court may provide in the paternity order, the Vital Records Office shall establish a new birth certificate for the child, showing the father's name and information. If the alleged father wants the court to address custody or visitation issues, those issues may be addressed in the action if he has filed a claim or counterclaim for legitimation.
Spousal Support
Whether a party will receive or pay alimony is based on several factors. Courts typically look at the income of the parties, the lifestyle of the parties, and the length of the marriage. The longer the marriage and the larger the difference in income between the parties, the more likely one party is to pay/receive alimony.

Criminal Defense
The Law Office of Lawrence L. Washburn, III P.C. is dedicated to the effective and professional representation of clients in Domestic Relations, Personal Injury and Criminal matters. We are dedicated to providing exceptional service and uncompromising advice in order to help you achieve a successful result in your case.
DUI/DWI
DUI is the only crime where the witness to the crime is almost always a police officer who is an expert trained in recognizing that type of crime. Officers go through extensive training to gain their expertise in DUI. An attorney who has the training and experience and knowledge of the law and the science behind DUI can often be the difference in successful resolution of their client’s case.
Wrongful Death
Our Georgia wrongful death lawyers understand how tragic a wrongful death case is and how important the ensuing claim is to the family.
Traffic Violations
In Georgia, according to the Office of Highway Safety, in 2016, the State of Georgia suffered 1,554 fatalities in motor vehicle accidents. Impaired driving killed 368 persons in those crashes, and 266 fatalities were related to speeding.
Fraud
Some common felonies include possession of drugs (cocaine, methamphetamine), forgery, aggravated assault, aggravated battery, arson, robbery, and insurance fraud.
Robbery
Theft
Misdemeanors
In Georgia, Misdemeanors are punishable by a maximum of one year in jail and $1,000.00 fine, while Felonies are punishable by more than one year in prison and a minimum $1,000.00. Our attorneys are familiar with the Georgia criminal laws to help protect your rights when you have been charged with a crime.
Drug Crimes
Drug charges often involve search and seizure issues under the Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution and Article I, Section 1, Paragraph XIII of the Georgia Constitution. Every person in our country has the constitutional right to be free from unlawful searches and unlawful seizures of his person, home, business and automobile.
Assault
Aggravated Assault and Aggravated Battery can carry serious punishment. It is important to begin gathering facts quickly, including police reports, 911 audio logs, and computer aided dispatch records. The nature of the assault and battery cases is that it can often be a “he said, she said” situation. There is often a lack of physical evidence and minimal supporting evidence besides the testimony of the alleged victim. Investigation of the alleged victim and of the alleged act is crucial. If other witnesses were present, it is important to interview witnesses quickly and obtain a cell phone video or surveillance video as soon possible.
Arson
Shoplifting
A shoplifting arrest can affect your ability to obtain employment so it is important to speak to one of our attorneys about your case shoplifting arrest.
Restraining Order
Georgia law provides protection for individuals who have been the victim of family violence through the issuance of Temporary Protective Orders (TPOs). Some states refer to these as a restraining order. A TPO is a court order that can help victims of family violence obtain protection from the individual or individuals who have caused them harm through abuse, violence, stalking or harassment.
Forgery
Misdemeanor cases include a significant number of criminal offenses ranging from Family Violence Battery to DUI to shoplifting and forgery (writing bad checks). While misdemeanors carry less severe penalties than felony charges, misdemeanor convictions in Georgia can still remain on a persons criminal record for the rest of his/her life. A criminal record can possibly affect a persons ability to obtain future employment, pass a background check, possess a firearm, or even to vote. As a result, it is important anyone facing a criminal offense to call an experienced criminal lawyer as soon as possible to discuss their case and begin building a defense.
Hit and Run
With UM coverage, you can offset the costs of a car accident if the negligent driver does not have enough insurance coverage to meet the expenses—your insurance policy will provide coverage for the damages. It also comes in handy when dealing with a hit-and-run situation or a pedestrian accident. UM coverage will also benefit passengers of cars that were struck by uninsured drivers.

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Property Damage
Family violence does not just include acts of physical violence or abuse. Family violence can also include threats of harm, property damage, stalking, and trespass.

Personal Injury
In personal injury cases, modified comparative fault is a doctrine where each party’s contribution of negligence is assigned as a percentage of the total fault. Once each involved party has been assigned a percentage of the total fault, they are liable to the plaintiff for their assigned percentage of the damages. The plaintiff may also be assigned a percentage of total fault under comparative fault (for example, if a plaintiff was texting and driving at the time of the accident, they may have contributed to the accident and may be assessed a percentage of fault).
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