During a divorce, social media posts as evidence is not unpopular. Many family lawyers will advise their clients to deactivate their accounts. Here’s why.
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Shalamar Parham
Shalamar Parham is a community-oriented divorce and family law attorney. Shalamar is managing principal of Parham Law Firm, LLC, a family law firm in Atlanta and Fayetteville. Shalamar tirelessly represents her clients in divorce, child support, legitimation, and child custody matters.
Shalamar obtained her juris doctorate degree from John Marshall Law School.
Shalamar is proud to give back to the community that she services. Shalamar serves the community through her positions with various community and professional organizations. Shalamar serves on non-profit boards, provides pro bono services to legal aid clients, and is an avid speaker on topics ranging from domestic violence to divorce to child custody.
Shalamar is a member of the State Bar of Georgia and several voluntary bar associations. Shalamar is also an alumni of the 2012 State Bar of Georgia YLD Leadership Academy.
Shalamar was selected for SuperLawyers Georgia Rising Star in 2013, 2014 and 2015 in recognition for her work in family law.
Blog posts created by this author
Establishing Custody and Visitation Rights for the Unwed Father in Georgia
If a man has a child with a woman who’s not divorced in Georgia, the unwed father must still financially support the child with no rights to legal custody.
Where to File for Divorce When You Live in Different States
Not too sure where to file for divorce when you live in different states? Here are three factors that will help determine the state of your divorce action.
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