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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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Recent Blog Posts

5 Estate Planning Mistakes Georgia Residents Make And How to Avoid Them

By Chimere Chisolm-Trimble, Esq • May 29, 2026

Estate planning is one of the most important things you can do for your family yet it is also one of the most commonly neglected. Here are five mistakes we see regularly, and how to avoid them. Mistake 1: Not Having a Plan at All The biggest estate planning mistake is having no plan. Without a will or trust, Georgia's intestacy laws decide what happens to your assets. This often results in outcomes that do not reflect your wishes and can create significant conflict among family members. Mistake 2: Failing to Update Documents After Major Life Events Your estate plan should be reviewed after marriage, divorce, the birth of a child, the death of a beneficiary, or a significant change in your financial situation. An outdated will can result in assets going to the wrong people or to an ex-spouse. Mistake 3: Ignoring Beneficiary Designations Retirement accounts, life insurance policies, and bank accounts often pass through beneficiary designations rather than your will. If these are not updated, your assets could go to someone you no longer want to receive them regardless of what your will says. Mistake 4: Not Planning for Incapacity Estate planning is not just about what happens after you die. A durable power of attorney and healthcare directive are essential for managing your affairs if you become unable to do so yourself. Without these, your family may have to go to court. Mistake 5: Using DIY Documents Online will templates and do-it-yourself estate planning tools may seem convenient, but they are frequently inadequate. A document that is not properly executed under Georgia law including proper witnessing and notarization may be invalid. Working with an experienced attorney ensures your plan is legally sound.

Office Closed Memorial Day 2026

By Chimere Chisolm-Trimble, Esq • May 22, 2026

Our offices will be closed on Monday, May 25, 2026, in observance of Memorial Day. If you have a pending matter and need to reach us, please leave a voicemail or send an email and a member of our team will respond promptly when we return on Tuesday, May 26 th . For existing clients with urgent emergencies, please contact your attorney directly. We are grateful for the brave men and women who gave everything in service to our country. From our family to yours — thank you, and Happy Memorial Day.

Grandparents’ Custody Rights in Georgia: Current Law and Practical Tips

By Chimere Chisolm-Trimble, Esq • May 22, 2026

Grandparents’ rights in Georgia are governed by O.C.G.A. § 19-7-3, which allows for visitation or custody under limited circumstances. In Clark v. Wade, the court emphasized that parental rights are fundamental and can only be overridden when necessary for the child’s welfare. Grandparents must demonstrate that denial of visitation would harm the child. This is a high legal standard that requires strong evidence. At Chisolm Trimble & Associates, we help grandparents navigate these complex cases while respecting the legal balance between parental rights and the child’s best interests. These cases require careful legal strategy and detailed documentation. If you need assistance, please contact Chisolm Trimble & Associates immediately at 770-741-1570.