Diane Cherry

Our objective is to set a new standard for quality, affordable legal services, by extending an exceptional level of experience, personal attention and timeliness, at a price that cannot be matched by large or specialized boutique firms.

We refer to this as "The Cherry Law Firm Difference," and it is our duty to ensure that our clientele experience and benefit from our pledge to quality assurance, without compromise based on compensation.

Temple University

J.D. | Law

1985 - 1988

Honors: Moot Court Honor Society

New York University

B.A. | Urban Studies

1981 - 1983

Honors: Distinguished Honors Graduate

University of Vermont

Urban Studies

1979 - 1980

Founding Partner

The Cherry Law Firm, P.C.

2001 - Current

Partner

Swanson & Cherry LLP

1995 - 2001

Certification fo Appreciation

Cobb Superior Judges and Cobb County Bar Association

2012

Certificate of Appreciation for Volunteering for the Cobb County Family Law Workshop

President

Cobb Library Foundation

2010

President 2010-2012

Center for Collaborative Law - Georgia

Member

Current

Cobb Bar Association

Member

Current

County County Superior Court

Guardian ad Litem

Current

Cobb County Superior Court

Special Master

Current

Georgia Bar Association

Family Law and Crminal Defense Section Member

1992 - Current

Georgia

Since 1992

11th Circuit

Since 1993

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Q. How do i find if i am divorced in dekalb county

June 6, 2012

A: Contact the Superior Court Clerk's office at (404) 371-4901 and ask them to look up your case. You can also stop by the Courthouse in person at 556 N Mcdonough St # 410, Decatur, Georgia.

Q. According to our divorce decree my former husband is responsible for pay for our son's college education. what can I do?

June 6, 2012

A: If your ex is not paying for your son's college education as required under your Divorce Decree, you need to file a Motion for Contempt to enforce the Divorce Decree. If you hire an attorney to file the Motion for Contempt, you should also ask that the Court require your ex to pay your attorneys fees.

Q. On my divorce my ex was ordered to pay alimony but he is 5 months behind..what can I do for him to pay me on time.

June 6, 2012

A: If your ex is not paying you alimony as agreed, you need to file a Motion for Contempt with the Court to enforce the agreement. If you retain an attorney to file a Motion for Contempt, you should ask the Court to require your ex to pay your attorneys fees as well.