Last updated on March 9, 2022
The Siemon Law Firm Divorce and Family Law Attorneys, P.C.’s COVID-19 Response
Since 2020, the coronavirus has forced people across Georgia, the country and the world to adapt to a new normal. At The Siemon Law Firm Divorce and Family Law Attorneys, P.C., we have adjusted to operating in this changed environment in order to make our clients and our staff as comfortable and safe as possible. Read below for our response to the COVID-19 pandemic, including what you can expect from us and how the courts have adapted.
What You Can Expect From Us
We are engaged in the following practices to continue our operations while keeping our attorneys, staff and clients safe:
- Maintaining our paperless policy. The Siemon Law Firm Divorce and Family Law Attorneys, P.C. was already a paperless firm before the pandemic. We are able to fully operate and serve our clients via our digital systems.
- Consulting with clients via phone or email. If requested, we are prepared to offer full consultations via phone, as well as to communicate via email and phone.
- Engaging in virtual meetings. Mediators, arbitrators, parent coordinators and more are often able to meet via videoconferencing. We advise on when this is an option.
- Working remotely when necessary. While we continue to work out of our offices, we practice social distancing and have the capability to work remotely if necessary.
We recognize the essential nature of the services we provide. Family law matters cannot be placed on hold while other parts of life take over. We dedicate ourselves to resolving divorce and other family law issues outside of the courtroom when possible.
A Look Into The Georgia Courts System
Should your case require a courtroom appearance, in-court proceedings are taking place across the state. As safety protocols change rapidly, our attorneys can advise you on what to expect leading up to your court date based on the specific court’s operating guidelines.
Whether you are an existing client or just considering your legal options during this time, we can advise on how your case may progress given the current climate. For detailed information on the Georgia courts’ COVID-19 preparedness, please visit the Judicial Council of Georgia’s website.
Experienced Legal Advocates During An Uncertain Time
We can be your advocates throughout this unprecedented time. Learn more about how we can assist you by contacting our firm. Call 770-888-5120 or email us through our online contact form. We will return your inquiry within 24 hours.