The Georgia Chapter is a Provisional Chapter of the Association of Family and Reconciliation Courts.
The primary purpose of the Georgia Chapter will be to provide such trainings, with support from AFCC national, to ensure professionals are up to date on best practices and the most current research. Additionally, the Georgia chapter will offer a range of benefits and activities, including workshops and conferences on specific topics unique to this area of practice. Members will benefit from having access to a network of experts and peers, allowing for collaboration on a statewide and national level.
WHO WE ARE & WHY WE BELONG TO AFCC GEORGIA
LEGAL
Bar none, AFCC is the best place to hear and engage in debate on the really difficult questions. You hear multiple perspectives and can make up your own mind. AFCC never shies away from addressing the most challenging issues in family law.
MENTAL HEALTH
From co-parent education, to parent coordination and elder coordination, to therapeutic programs and court based services, AFCC is on the leading edge of innovative services and programs. No need to reinvent the wheel if you are a member!
JUDICIAL
AFCC is a multidisciplinary home for those who work at the interface of psychology, family law, dispute resolution, and education. We are a diverse group, defined by our commitment to helping children and families in conflict.
Georgia Chapter Coordinating Committee
Daniel A. Bloom, Esq. (Co-Chair)
Bloom Lines LLC
Atlanta, GA
Dawn R. Smith, Esq. (Co-Chair)
Evolve Family Law, LLC
Atlanta, GA
David Sarif, Esq.
Naggiar & Sarif LLC
Atlanta, GA
Stephany A. Norris, LPC
Valdosta, GA
Amy Holsten, Ph.D.
Martinez, GA
Ruth Ouzts Moore, Ph.D
Savannah, GA
The Honorable Kelly S. Hill
Superior Court of Cobb County
Marietta, GA
Michelle Jordan, Esq.
Atlanta Legal Aid Society
Atlanta, GA
The Honorable Lisa Lott
Superior Court of Athens-Clarke County
Watkinsville, GA