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• Lauren R. Smith was born and raised in a Kennesaw, Georgia, suburb of Atlanta. Lauren obtained her Bachelor of Arts degree from Auburn University in 2008 and her Juris Doctor from the Georgia State University College of Law in 2013. In law school, Lauren focused her studies on litigation. To that end, Lauren was a member of the Student Trial Lawyers Association's Competition Team where she was a National Finalist in the 2012 Lone Star Classic Mock Trial Competition. She was also a competitor in the 2011 William W. Daniel National Invitational Mock Trial Competition. Additionally, Lauren was a member of the Moot Court Board. As a member, she competed in the 2012 Saul Lefkowitz Moot Court Competition, and the 2013 Inter-American Sustainable Development Law Moot Court Competition in Bogota, Colombia. She also coached the 2012 National Health Law Moot Court Competition.

  Lauren was hired by Kupferman & Golden in 2011 as a law clerk, and gained two years of family law experience while clerking and attending law school. She became an associate attorney with the firm upon her admittance to the State Bar of Georgia in November 2013.

• Georgia, 2013 Georgia Court of Appeals Supreme Court of Georgia

• Representative, Class of 2013 – Law Alumni Council, Georgia State University College of Law Atlanta Bar Association, Family Law Section Georgia Bar Association, Family Law Section, Young Lawyers Division

• Georgia State University College of Law, Atlanta, Georgia, 2013J.D. Auburn University, Auburn, Alabama, 2008B.A.Honors: cum laudeHonors: Phi Kappa Phi Honors Society

• KUPFERMAN & GOLDEN is a two-person, legal practice whose attorneys focus on various aspects of family law and related matters. According to current statistics, one in two marriages will end in divorce. Due to the far reaching implications and consequences surrounding divorce in today’s culture, we believe that it has become mandatory that each party seek competent expert legal counsel and guidance. It is our goal to provide that much needed counsel and guidance to all of our clients. Each potential case brings unique circumstances and personalities to the impending divorce proceeding. Therefore, it is this firm’s long-standing policy to initially meet with you, at no financial charge, in order to personally evaluate your case. We will also advise you of the divorce procedure in your particular jurisdiction.

  Divorce actions, whether contested or uncontested, require a resolution of many issues, depending upon the distinctive circumstances of your particular case. These generally include, but are not limited to, custody, visitation, child support, alimony, equitable division of marital property, and equitable allocation of marital debt. When all is said and done, it remains our objective to secure for you, the best resolution of these issues that is legally and ethically obtainable, in as expeditious a manner as possible.

  Once retained, our firm is there to advise you on the various legal, economic, and other factors in order to help you attain your goals. Our approach to each case is that there is no substitute for preparation, which we believe to be the single most important factor to influence the outcome of the divorce proceeding. We are also there to help you better understand all of the various legal, economic, and other changes that will occur as a result of the divorce proceeding.

  In addition to divorce, our firm handles those matters that arise in the aftermath of a divorce. These include such matters as modification of custody, modification of child support and alimony, as well as the filing and defense of contempt actions to enforce or defend the judgment. We also handle all type of paternity and legitimation actions. For the prudent and discerning individual, our firm also provides advice for, and preparation of, pre-nuptial agreements when such are appropriate under the circumstances.

  At KUPFERMAN & GOLDEN, we understand that divorce and other related family law matters must be considered as one of the most trying, stressful, and emotional periods of time in an individual’s life. We never forget or minimize the trust that our clients place in us to help them through this difficult period.

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