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• Samuel J. Siemon?is the founding partner of The Siemon Law Firm, P.C. Sam, an experienced litigator, practices in the areas of family law and criminal defense. Sam received his Business Degree from Flagler College in Florida and his Juris Doctorate from Nova Southeastern University. Sam is a member of the Georgia State Bar, the Atlanta Bar Association Family Division, Lanier Forsyth Rotary, Lanier Jaycees, a former President of the Forsyth County Bar Association, served as the Vice President of the Forsyth County Bar Association (2007-2008) and as the Secretary/Treasurer (2006-2007). In addition, Sam has volunteered his time as the attorney coach for the Forsyth Central High School's Mock Trial Team.? Sam was honored by being selected by Super Lawyers and Atlanta Magazine as a 2012 “Rising Star” in the Atlanta legal community.? Sam has been nominated as a Georgia Super Lawyer for three consecutive years (2011, 2012, & 2013).? When Sam, also an instrument rated private pilot, is not tirelessly advocating for his clients, he enjoys flying with his wife, Josie, and their two children.?

• Georgia State Bar (Member) Atlanta Bar Association, Family Division (Member) Forsyth County Bar Association (President) Forsyth County Bar Association, 2007 - 2008 (Vice President) Forsyth County Bar Association, 2006 - 2007 (Secretary/Treasurer) Forsyth County Rotary Club Lanier Jaycees Super Lawyers Rising Star and Atlanta Magazine Super Lawyers Super Lawyers Super Lawyers

• Nova Southeastern University Shepard Broad Law Center, Ft. Lauderdale, FloridaJ.D. Flagler CollegeB.A. in Business Administration

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I have a "kit" to write my own will. I got it when I was a single mother with 1 child. Now I have 2 children- but am with the second ones father- although we aren't married yet. With my oldest- because her father has nothing to do with her- I put in the will that my mom was to get custody of her should anything happen to me. But i'm having a dilemma now- because I want/need to add my second daughter to the will but i'm not sure what to do about custody. Since i'm with her father and have been and we are planning on getting married- I think I should put that he gets custody of her if anything happens to me. But my mom- thinks that since we aren't married and yada yada that i should put that she gets custody of BOTH of my daughters- and then she says, "you know ill do the right thing- if her dad is still part of her life- then i will give him custody". I honestly have no idea what is the better way to go here. I know it can be changed in the future but.. some advice please?.

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