Georgia Guardian Ad Litem Services
What is the Purpose of a GAL?
The GAL's purpose is to be a neutral investigative arm of the Court and provide recommendations into what is in the best interest of minor children.
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GALs Protect The Best Interest of The Child
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Metro Atlanta Guardian Ad Litem
Attorney Jerbrina L. Johnson has received extensive training as a certified Guardian Ad Litem and has worked with families and the Court to reach amicable solutions in difficult child custody, co-parenting conflict and parenting time matters.
Perimeter Law Group understands the intricacies of having a child involved in a legal matter and handles each case with care, concern, and compassion.
A Guardian Ad Litem (“GAL”) serves as a neutral officer of the court, appointed by the Judge or upon agreement of the parties to assist the court in determining what is in the best interest of the child in custody, visitation and other child-related cases. Jerbrina has worked with families throughout Fulton, Cobb, Dekalb, Gwinnett and traveled throughout the United States meeting with children and their caretakers to help resolve disputes about where children should live and how a parenting plan should look.
If you or a loved one is involved in a custody dispute, call 404.531.7500 to schedule a call with Jerbrina about becoming a GAL in your case!
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