Business Details
36 Years
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Your Trusted Family Law Partner in Gwinnett County
Daniels & Taylor, P.C. has provided aggressive and compassionate legal representation in family law matters since 1990. Our team of experienced attorneys combines decades of practice with a client-centered approach, guided by core values of Strength, Wisdom, Objectivity, Reputation, and Dependability. We specialize in divorce, child custody, alimony, domestic violence, and property division cases, offering tailored strategies to protect clients' rights and interests.Our firm emphasizes transparency, ethical practice, and personalized attention, ensuring clients receive informed guidance throughout complex legal processes. With offices in Lawrenceville and serving communities across Gwinnett County, we are committed to delivering results-driven advocacy while maintaining accessibility through financing options and timely communication.
Services
Divorce Representation
Child Custody
Alimony Advocacy
Domestic Violence
Child Support
Property Division
Contested Divorce
High Asset Divorce
Temporary Orders
Post-Divorce Modifications
Details
- Year established: 1990
Highlights and features
- We offer decades of combined experience in Georgia family law litigation.
- Our team provides aggressive courtroom advocacy when necessary.
- We prioritize personalized strategies tailored to each client's unique situation.
- We maintain transparent communication with monthly updates and accessible support.
- Our firm upholds a proven track record of successful case outcomes in Gwinnett County.
What people say
Exceptional service
Highly recommend
Outstanding attorney
Aggressive courtroom advocacy
Compassionate legal support
Services
Divorce Representation
Our attorneys handle contested and uncontested divorces with strategic advocacy, focusing on asset protection and child-centered outcomes. We guide clients through property division, spousal support negotiations, and custody arrangements while maintaining courtroom readiness. With deep knowledge of Georgia's evolving family laws, we balance aggressive representation with cost-effective solutions tailored to each client's financial and emotional needs.
Child Custody
We advocate for custody arrangements prioritizing children's best interests while protecting parental rights. Our team addresses physical custody, legal decision-making authority, and visitation schedules through negotiation or litigation. With experience in relocation cases and grandparent rights, we help clients establish enforceable parenting plans that adapt to changing family dynamics and ensure long-term stability for children.
Alimony Advocacy
Our firm represents clients seeking or contesting alimony payments with evidence-based strategies. We handle temporary support during divorce proceedings and post-divorce modifications, considering factors like marital duration, earning capacity, and lifestyle standards. We provide clear guidance on tax implications under current federal law while pursuing fair financial arrangements that align with Georgia's discretionary award system.
Domestic Violence
We assist victims in obtaining emergency protective orders and navigating related custody and support matters. Our team works with law enforcement to ensure order enforcement while addressing long-term safety planning. For accused individuals, we provide defense strategies against allegations that could impact parental rights, employment, and firearm ownership, balancing legal protection with resolution opportunities.
Child Support
We help establish, modify, and enforce child support orders using Georgia's shared income guidelines. Our attorneys address income verification, healthcare coverage requirements, and extraordinary expenses while considering clients' financial realities. We handle contempt proceedings for unpaid support and represent clients in modification cases involving job loss, remarriage, or changed custody arrangements.
People
Tony A. Taylor
Founding Partner
With over 30 years of family law experience, Tony A. Taylor specializes in high-asset divorces and complex custody cases. He focuses on protecting client assets while advocating for favorable child custody arrangements through strategic litigation and negotiation.
Russell Taylor
Executive Partner
Russell Taylor handles contested divorces and domestic violence cases, leveraging courtroom experience to secure protective orders and favorable custody determinations. He emphasizes client education about Georgia's discretionary alimony system and property division practices.
Eugenia Wallace
Partner
Eugenia Wallace specializes in child custody disputes and post-divorce modifications. She advocates for fathers' rights while addressing mothers' unique challenges in maintaining custody and visitation rights during career-building phases.
Caycie Dix Miller
Attorney
Caycie Dix Miller focuses on child support enforcement and temporary orders. She assists clients in documenting financial needs for alimony requests and represents parents in relocation and grandparent rights cases.
Jeffery G. Darling
Attorney
Jeffery G. Darling handles property division cases involving business valuations and hidden asset investigations. He represents clients in prenuptial agreement enforcement and contested divorce proceedings requiring forensic accounting expertise.
Questions
How does Georgia determine child custody arrangements?
Georgia courts prioritize children's best interests, considering emotional bonds, parental stability, and each parent's ability to meet the child's needs. We help establish physical custody, legal decision-making authority, and visitation schedules.
What factors influence alimony awards in Georgia?
Courts consider marital duration, earning capacity, lifestyle standards, and each spouse's financial resources when determining alimony. Awards typically last 10+ years for long-term marriages with significant income disparities.
How are child support payments calculated in Georgia?
Georgia uses a shared income model considering both parents' earnings, childcare costs, and healthcare expenses. Payments typically range between 15-30% of the non-custodial parent's income for one child.
What constitutes domestic violence in Georgia?
Georgia law defines domestic violence as physical harm, bodily injury, assault, or stalking between family members. We help victims obtain protective orders and address related custody and support matters.
Can I modify an existing child custody order?
Yes, modifications require demonstrating substantial changes in circumstances affecting the child's best interests. Common reasons include parental relocation, changed work schedules, or evolving child needs.
What happens during a contested divorce trial?
Contested divorces proceed to trial when parties can't agree on key issues. Our attorneys present evidence on property division, custody arrangements, and financial obligations while advocating for favorable rulings from the bench.
