Crouch Law, LLC, Attorneys at Law - Newnan, GA
Family Law Lawyers in Newnan, GA
8 Lee Street Newnan, GA 30263 - 1915
Newnan Family Law Firm
Updated: 03/02/2026
Areas of Practice
- Family Law
- Divorce
- Custody
- Support
- Adoption
- Collaborative
- Wills
- Probate
Firm Information
Overview
Crouch Law, LLC, Attorneys at Law, represents individuals in Newnan, Georgia, and surrounding communities of Fayetteville, Peachtree City, Carrollton, Coweta County, Carroll and Fayette counties with various family law issues.
For almost 30 years, founding lawyer Delia Crouch has been handling family law matters that involve divorce and spousal support. She also handles a wide range of issues affecting children, including visitation and child support. Delia Crouch has intricate experience handling divorces involving family-owned businesses as well as same-sex family law matters. She knows the law, Georgia family law courts and the procedures involved.
Ms. Crouch always takes a customized approach to each case. She understands that each and every divorce or family law matter is unique, and she takes the time to sit down with her clients and truly understand the unique aspects of their personal situation and their goals. From there, she finds a solution that will best accomplish the needs of her clients.
She often pursues collaboration avenues to resolving family law matters for her clients in an effort to allow couples to save money, but also to have a final say in the outcome of their agreement outside of the courtroom. However, Ms. Crouch has extensive litigation experience and will pursue such avenues if it is what is most appropriate to accomplishing her clients' goals.
Along with family law representation, the law firm of Crouch Law, LLC, Attorneys at Law, also assists with drafting wills, trusts and probate administration.
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