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Chisolm Trimble & Associates, LLC

Chisolm Trimble & Associates, LLC is a trusted legal firm serving clients throughout the Atlanta area in areas of family law and estate planning. As an attorney, I take pride in offering my clients exceptional legal support and representation as they go through the challenges they face in life. Whether you are considering divorce, fighting for custody of your child, or wish to plan for your future with a trust, I can offer my experience and constant support. 


I recognize the challenges of navigating the law in Georgia, especially in those areas that are often some of the most emotionally charged areas of the legal system. With transparent guidance and an aggressive passion for protecting my clients, I will be by your side to guide you through the legal process.

As your attorney, you can contact me for in-person consultations and support or utilize remote services for your convenience. With three offices in Atlanta and Douglasville, Georgia, I am available to meet your needs on a consistent basis. Chisolm Trimble & Associates, LLC services Atlanta, all of Fulton County, Douglas, Paulding, Cobb, Gwinnett, Coweta, Henry, Muscogee, and some areas of southern Georgia. Contact me now for a consultation.

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The Impact of Infidelity on Divorce Proceedings

By C. Trimble • March 31, 2025
Infidelity can affect divorce proceedings in several ways. Although Georgia is a no-fault divorce state, proving adultery can impact issues such as property division and alimony. If one spouse has committed adultery, the court may consider this in determining whether spousal support is appropriate and the amount of support to be awarded (O.C.G.A. § 19-6-1). Additionally, infidelity can affect the distribution of marital property in some cases, as the court may view the misconduct as a factors in determining what is considered a fair division. It is crucial to discuss how infidelity might influence your divorce with an attorney who can help present your case in the best light.  If you or someone you know needs help with any of these family law matters, please contact our office at 770-741-1570 or visit us at www.chisolmtrimblelaw.com . We have been named one of Georgia’s top 10 family law firms, and our Managing Attorney has been selected as one of Georgia’s SuperLawyers. Let us help you navigate these challenging legal matters with expertise and care.
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No-Fault vs. Fault Divorce: What You Need to Know

By C. Trimble • February 28, 2025
Georgia offers both no-fault and fault-based divorce options. A no-fault divorce is based on the assertion that the marriage is "irretrievably broken," meaning there is no reasonable chance of reconciliation (O.C.G.A. § 19-5-1). This is the most common and straightforward method for divorce. A fault-based divorce, on the other hand, involves proving that one spouse’s misconduct, such as adultery or abandonment, led to the breakdown of the marriage. While fault may not significantly impact property division, it could influence alimony or custody decisions in certain cases (O.C.G.A. § 19-5-3). Choosing between a no-fault or fault divorce depends on the circumstances and the specific goals of the party seeking the divorce. If you or someone you know needs help with any of these family law matters, please contact our office at 770-741-1570 or visit us at www.chisolmtrimblelaw.com . We have been named one of Georgia’s top 10 family law firms, and our Managing Attorney has been selected as one of Georgia’s SuperLawyers. Let us help you navigate these challenging legal matters with expertise and care.
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How to Prepare for a Divorce Consultation

By C. Trimble • February 24, 2025
When preparing for a divorce consultation, it’s essential to gather relevant financial documents, such as income statements, tax returns, property deeds, and information about debts. Be prepared to discuss the history of your marriage, any children involved, and the specific issues you would like to address in the divorce, such as child custody or alimony. Your attorney will need to understand your goals and concerns to provide you with the best advice and strategy. It’s also important to ask questions about the divorce process, potential costs, and what you can expect moving forward. Proper preparation can help ensure that your consultation is productive and that you understand your options. If you or someone you know needs help with any of these family law matters, please contact our office at 770-741-1570 or visit us at www.chisolmtrimblelaw.com . We have been named one of Georgia’s top 10 family law firms, and our Managing Attorney has been selected as one of Georgia’s SuperLawyers. Let us help you navigate these challenging legal matters with expertise and care.
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