Trusted Johns Creek Divorce & Family Law Experts
Since 2002, Attorney David R. Tannen has provided strategic advocacy and clear guidance to families across Johns Creek, Alpharetta, Suwanee, and North Metro Atlanta.
Tannen Law Group. Quick Facts
- Founded: 2002. 24+ years of Georgia family law experience.
- Office: 6455 East Johns Crossing, Suite 425, Johns Creek, GA 30097.
- Phone: (470) 560-7798. Free 30-minute consultations.
- Practice areas: divorce, child custody, child support, protective orders, legitimation, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, modifications.
- Courts served: Fulton County Superior Court, Gwinnett County Superior Court, Forsyth County Superior Court.
- Reviews: 4.9 stars on Google.
- Lead attorney: David R. Tannen, Emory University School of Law.
Johns Creek Top Family Law Advocacy You Can Trust
Trust Tannen Law Group to guide you with the focused attention and precision your case demands. Facing a divorce, child custody matter, or protective order in Georgia is more than a legal procedure; it’s an emotionally challenging and financially high-stakes transition. You shouldn’t face it alone. Let our experience be your strategic advantage and your source of clarity.
Advocacy
Strategic representation in Georgia family law.
Communication
Clear, reliable communication throughout your divorce family case.
Strategy
Strategic planning for divorce, custody, and family law matters now.
Transparent Billing
Straightforward billing that helps clients manage legal costs well.
Why Choose Tannen Law Group
In this video, Attorney David Tannen of Tannen Law Group explains what sets the firm apart and what to look for when choosing a family lawyer in Georgia. Learn how experience, communication, and strategic guidance matter when selecting a divorce lawyer in Georgia for your family law case in the Johns Creek and Duluth areas.
Tannen Law Group represents clients on both sides of family law disputes. Whether you made the decision to file or your spouse filed first, the legal process requires the same preparation and the same quality of representation. We have represented Petitioners and Respondents in contested divorces, custody cases, modification proceedings, and enforcement actions across Fulton, Gwinnett, and Forsyth County. If you were served with papers and do not know what to do next, see our full guide for Respondents or call (470) 560-7798 today.
Our Divorce & Family Law Practice
Skilled, experienced, and caring advocacy during divorce
Uncontested Divorce
Flat Fee
Settle your divorce on a flat fee starting at $5,000 with no hourly billing. Both spouses sign one settlement agreement and finalize within 45 to 60 days of signing.
Prenup & Postnup
Protect separate property, retirement accounts, and future assets with a written agreement. Standard prenup or postnup is $3,000 with first draft delivered within 5 business days.
TPO & Protective Orders
Emergency protective order representation when safety is at risk. We handle TPO petitions and TPO defense in Fulton, Gwinnett, and Forsyth Superior Courts on a $5,000 flat fee.
Contested Divorce
Contested divorce representation when spouses disagree on terms. Cases run 6 to 12 months from filing, starting with a $7,500 retainer with hourly billing subtracted from the retainer.
Contempt & Modifications
Enforce existing court orders or change terms when circumstances change. Modification retainers start at $7,500 with hourly billing subtracted from the retainer; contempt actions start at $5,000.
High Asset Divorce
Divorce involving business interests, executive compensation, multiple properties, and retirement accounts. We work with CDFP-certified financial planners and forensic accountants billing $250 to $500 per hour for complex valuations.
Mediation
Resolve divorce and custody matters outside court with a neutral mediator. Mediator fees start at $500 per party for half-day sessions, faster and lower cost than full litigation.
Child Custody
Custody representation grounded in Georgia’s best-interest standard under O.C.G.A. § 19-9-3. We handle legal and physical custody, parenting time schedules, and parenting time disputes across Fulton, Gwinnett, and Forsyth counties.
📅 Since 2002
24+ Years Family Law Experience
⚖️ 3 Counties
Fulton. Gwinnett. Forsyth.
Why Choose Us?
Choosing a family law attorney is about more than just hiring a lawyer. It’s about finding a dedicated advocate who knows your local courts. Here’s how we deliver different results:
Georgia Family Law Since 2002
Practice in Fulton, Gwinnett & Forsyth Courts
In-House Financial Strategist (Melissa Barker)
Family Law Reviews
We build strong relationships through personalized support,
leading to positive reviews and lasting client trust.
Your Next Step Starts Now
Our team at Tannen Law Group is here to guide you through this emotional time with clear answers and steady support. Work with an experienced family lawyer in Georgia who provides guidance at every step of the divorce process.
Free Consultation
Get started today by speaking with a divorce lawyer in Georgia who understands your situation. Schedule a free consultation by calling or texting (470) 560-7798, or by completing our secure contact form.
Personalized Case Strategy
Our attorneys provide a detailed analysis of your case, answer your questions, and explain your rights and options under Georgia family law. We give you the clarity and strategic direction needed to move forward confidently.
Forward Momentum
We take decisive legal action on your behalf, managing all filings, negotiations, and court proceedings with proven strategy. Our goal is to resolve your case efficiently and secure the best possible outcome for your future.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get a divorce in Georgia if my spouse doesn't want one?
Yes. You can file a contested divorce. An experienced Georgia divorce attorney will manage the litigation process in local courts to secure your fair settlement on assets and custody.
What's a standard parenting plan for Forsyth County?
A Georgia parenting plan details legal and physical custody, including a visitation schedule and decision-making rules. Our Forsyth County child custody lawyers create plans focused on your child’s best interest and stability.
Can child support be modified if I lose my job in Alpharetta?
Yes. Job loss is a substantial change. File a petition in court to modify the order based on new income. An Alpharetta family law attorney ensures proper filing and enforcement protection.
What is a QDRO and why do I need it for my 401(k) in an Alpharetta divorce?
A QDRO is a court order required to divide a 401(k) or pension in a divorce. Without it, you face heavy penalties. Our attorneys ensure your QDRO requirements are properly addressed in your settlement agreement, then coordinate with a QDRO specialist to draft the order for court approval.
How do I get an emergency protective order in Gwinnett County?
File a petition at the Gwinnett County courthouse. A judge can issue a Temporary Protective Order (TPO) the same day if there’s immediate danger. A lawyer ensures a strong case for the hearing.
Our attorneys are here to provide clear answers. Contact us for a confidential consultation about your family law case.
Our Team
Georgia Areas We Serve
As a local firm deeply embedded in our community, we provide expert family law representation across North Metro Atlanta, including
Flexible Payment Plans to
Fit Your Needs
At Tannen Law Group, our team takes pride in transparent billing and cost effective legal solutions. As an established family law firm in Georgia, we ensure every decision is made with your best interests in mind, helping you avoid unnecessary expenses during your divorce or family law matter.
By working with an experienced divorce lawyer in Georgia, you gain access to proven processes, thoughtful planning, and efficient case management designed to deliver strong results while maximizing value and minimizing financial stress