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Recent Client Success Stories

  • Douglas County. I could not have done it without you. You’re awesome at what you do. You did an amazing job representing me and looked out for me too. Awesome. Can’t thank you enough.
  • Cobb County. I don’t know how I would have made it through this tough period in my life if it hadn’t been for Ms. Johnson believing in me and going above and beyond any job description to get a great verdict in my case. She used her own personal time to assist in taking care of issues arising from the opposing attorneys’ negligence. She is by far one of the best Family Law Attorneys in the Atlanta Area.
  • Cobb County. I also wanted to say thanks for all that you have done. You were all that I needed and then some. You kept me on track and helped me to focus on what was needed to be successful and here we are coming to the finish line feeling great about the outcome. God never fails us. I appreciate you so much.
  • DeKalb County. I had the privilege of working with Daniele Johnson as my family attorney during my divorce, and I couldn’t be more satisfied with her exceptional service. Daniele possesses great communication skills, a deep understanding of the legal intricacies, and a supportive demeanor that truly made a difference. She is not only a fantastic listener but also knew exactly when to pivot in my case, showcasing her expertise and professionalism. I highly recommend Daniele for anyone in need of a dedicated and knowledgeable family attorney.
  • Paulding County. Military Divorce. I represent the father of an infant child. Mother filed a bogus TPO action against the father just prior to filing her divorce action. After a two hour hearing, the Judge dismissed the TPO and admonished the Mother for attempting to use the TPO process to gain an advantage in the divorce action.
  • Carroll County Superior Court. Grandparent visitation. Grandmother awarded parenting time every midweek day during the academic year for a teenage child.
  • Douglas County. Divorce adultery and mental cruelty. 22-year marriage. Represented the Wife, who was minimally employed during the course of the marriage due to a chronic incurable illness.  Husband left her for another woman and did not want to provide any support.  House was ordered to be sold.  Wife received over nearly 100% of the proceeds from the sale of the home and significant amount of alimony until she becomes eligible to receive social security in 9 years.
  • Fulton County Superior Court. Domestic Violence. Permanent retraining order issued against abusive father and ex-boyfriend on behave of single mother and child.
  • Cobb County Superior Court. Domestic Violence Divorce. Abusive marriage for over 20 years. Wife awarded 60% of the value of the marital estate and attorney’s fees.
  • Paulding County Superior Court. Father’s rights. Father of three awarded extensive parenting time of 3 young children against a stay-at-home mother.
  • Cobb County Superior Court. Passport issues. Single mother was able to obtain a passport for an 8 year old child over the objection of an absentee father
  • Douglas County Superior Court. Father’s rights. Established care-giver status for stepchild.  Obtained substantial parenting time for stepchild and 50/50 parenting time for biological child.
  • Paulding County. Equitable debt and property division. Represented Wife and mother of 2 children against alcoholic police officer husband. Wife was awarded 60% of the assets, 100% of husband’s retirement plan, and husband was ordered to sell his premarital home to satisfy child support ordered at the temporary hearing.
  • DeKalb County Superior Court. Fraudulent Divorce. Represented the wife. Default Judgement set aside to final divorce decree fraudulently obtained by her spouse.
  • DeKalb County Superior Court. Enforcement of a prenuptial agreement. Represent husband/business owner. Husband was able to enforce the prenuptial agreement and keep his business and personal assets over his wife’s objection.
  • Cherokee County Superior Court. 43-year marriage. Represented the husband.  Irreconcilable differences. Despite affair and earning slightly more income over the years, 50/50 split on the marital estate and no alimony.
  • Cobb County Superior Court. Falsely accused of Domestic Violence and Father’s Rights.  Accuser’s  frivolous motion for permanent retraining order denied. Father awarded extensive parenting time despite fact mother relocated out of state.
  • Paulding County. Domestic Violence, Temporary Restraining Order, and Partition of real property.  Most horrendous case of mental and emotional abuse in my 26 years of practice. Parties were never married. Shared two small children. Represented the mother. Obtained a TPO against her live-in-boyfriend and managed to have been name removed from her property that he forced her to partially put in his name.
  • Pickens County. 6-year Military Divorce, physical abuse, and mental cruelty. Represented stay-at-home mother of 5. Sole legal and physical custody of the eldest child that bared the brunt of husband’s abusive behavior. Awarded substantial amount of child support, 60% of marital estate and military benefits, and 3.5 years of alimony in the amount calculated to cover costs and fees need for wife to complete her education.
  • Paulding County Superior Court. 35-year marriage. Irreconcilable differences. Represented husband against scorned “entitled” wife. Awarded 50% of the marital assets. No alimony.
  • Cherokee County Superior Court. Domestic Violence Divorce. Father’s rights. Most horrendous case of physical abuse I have seen in my 26 years of practice. The victim was actually the husband.  Obtained sole legal and physical custody of the parties’ teenage daughter who elected to live with father and to have no contact with the mother whatsoever.
  • Paulding County Superior Court. Military Divorce, adultery, and father’s rights. Represented the husband/father who was retired marines after 20 years. Wife had virtually no income, committed adultery, and was seeking alimony/primary custody. Husband was awarded the marital residence 50/50 parenting time, reduced child support, and no alimony.
  • Cobb County Superior Court. Legitimation and Father’s Rights. Twin toddler daughters.  Represented the Father.  Young mother had no support system and was not financially stable.  Obtained 50/50 parenting time and reduced amount of child support.
  • Muscogee County. Military Divorce and Father’s rights. Represented father.  Father was awarded temporary primary custody of the parties’ minor child and possession of the marital residence.
  • Cobb County Superior Court. Fathers’ Rights. The client was awarded 50-50 parenting time for two young children under the age of 8.
  • Clayton County Superior Court. Fathers’ Rights. The client was awarded primary custody and child support for his 10-year-old daughter.
  • Forsyth County Superior Court. Domestic Violence Divorce. The client escaped an abusive relationship with her three young boys. Awarded child support, alimony and temporary possession of the marital residence on a six-year marriage.
  • Cobb County Superior Court. Fathers’ Rights. The client was awarded primary custody and child support for his 14-year-old daughter.
  • Gwinnett County Superior Court. Divorce Case. Successfully argued for sole legal and sole physical custody of an infant on behalf of a mother due to a history of emotional abuse and lack of involvement from the father.
  • Forsyth County Superior Court. Modification of Custody. Impeached a guardian ad litem’s recommendation to change primary custody of five children from mother to father
  • Cobb County Superior Court. Legitimation. Obtained 50-50 custody of a newborn child on behalf of a father.
  • Henry County Superior Court. High-Asset Divorce. 26-year marriage. Two adult children. Thwarted stay-at-home mother’s efforts to receive permanent alimony despite admitted multiple affairs committed by the husband.
  • Fulton County Superior Court. Legitimation and Relocation Custody. Out-of-state father. Successfully argued for sole physical and legal custody of a 5-year-old child.
  • Forsyth County Superior Court. Divorce. Successfully argued on behalf of the father to receive primary custody of two children under the age of 8.
  • Gwinnett County Juvenile Court. Legitimation of a newborn child. The father’s petition was denied due to a history of domestic violence. The father was still ordered to pay child support.
  • Forsyth County Superior Court. Relocation modification of parenting time. Mother had remarried to a member of the military who would be stationed in Hawaii. The judge denied the father’s petition for modification of primary custody and allowed the mother and child to move with her husband.
  • Harris County Superior Court. Jury Trial. Represented former member of the 75th Army Regiment, recipient of two purple hearts, and father of three.  Case had been pending for 9 years.  This was the worst case of parental alienation I have seen in my 26 years of practice. By the time we got to trial, two of the children had aged out, his entire military pay was ordered to be paid to his wife for 9+ years which is contrary to federal and state law. The GAL recommended sole legal and physical custody of the only remaining minor child to the mother without the opportunity for reunification.  We demanded a trial by jury.  In the end, the GAL was impeached and the judge rejected her recommendation. The jury awarded everything we asked for including reduction of his child support obligation, very minimum rehabilitative alimony (she was asking for $3000 for 5 years, they gave her $900 for 12 months), and the home to be placed on the market for immediate sale, giving control over all decisions pertaining to the sale to the husband.