Amy K. Waggoner Divorce & Family Law Attorney in Atlanta, GA

Divorce Lawyer in Atlanta, GA

Family Law Attorney in Atlanta, GA

Child Custody Lawyer in Atlanta, GA

Child Support Lawyer in Atlanta, GA

Alimony Lawyer in Atlanta, GA

Divorce Mediation Attorney in Atlanta, GA

Phone: +16786967733

Address: 400 Interstate North Parkway SE, Suite #1175 · Atlanta, GA 30339

Website: https://www.wagfamilylaw.com

Licensed state: Georgia

Licensed since: 1995

Law school: Georgia State University College of Law

Education: B.A., Maryville College, Maryville, Tennessee, 1985

Certifications: Registered Arbitrator, State of Georgia, 2009; Trained in Collaborative Practice by the Collaborative Law Institute of Georgia, 2004; Registered Family Law Mediator, State of Georgia, 2009; Adjunct Professor, Georgia State University College of Law, 2011-2013

Professional activity: Member, State Bar of Georgia Solo Practice/Small Firm Section; Georgia; Board of Directors, Stonewall Bar Association of Georgia, 2001 - 2008; U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit; Member, North Fulton Bar Association; Guardian ad Litem for Children in Contested Custody Cases, 2001 - Present; Graduate, Leadership Clayton Program; President, Stonewall Bar Association of Georgia, 2004 - 2005; Member, State Bar of Georgia Family Law Section; Georgia Association for Women Lawyers; Member, Atlanta Bar Association Family Law Section; U.S. District Court, Northern District of Georgia; Member, Atlanta Bar Association Solo Practice/Small Firm Section; Georgia Supreme Court; Member, International Association of Collaborative Professionals; Tennessee Bar Association; Founder, Just Family Solutions, a mediation and arbitration service for LGBT clients and those in non-traditional relationships.; Board of Directors, ACLU of Georgia, 2007 - 2008; Tennessee; Member, Stonewall Bar Association; Georgia Court of Appeals; Member, Collaborative Law Institute of Georgia; Traffic Court Committee, Atlanta Bar Association, 1996 - 1997; Sustaining Member, Atlanta Collaborative Divorce Alliance, 2007 - Present; Association of Family and Conciliatory Courts

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