

Atlanta Family Law Firm
A Family Law Attorney Who Fights for Your Future

Mark Bryce
Atlanta Family Law Attorney
Divorce, custody, child support — when your family is on the line, you need an advocate who listens, tells you the truth, and knows how to win. Attorney Mark Bryce brings years of family court experience — including service as a Fulton County judicial officer — to every case he takes across metro Atlanta.
The Bryce Law Difference
Why Metro Atlanta Families Trust Bryce Law
Choosing a family law attorney is one of the most important decisions you'll make. Here's what sets our firm apart.
Compassion Meets Strategy
Family cases are personal. You get an attorney who listens to what matters most to you — and builds a legal strategy around protecting it.
Inside Knowledge of the Courtroom
As a former Fulton County judicial officer, Mark Bryce has seen family cases from the decision-maker's side — a perspective most attorneys simply don't have.
A Fierce Advocate When It Counts
Settlement is often smart — but when the other side won't be reasonable, you want an attorney who is genuinely comfortable in front of a judge.
How We Help
Atlanta Family Law Practice Areas
Family law is what we do. Every case below is handled with insider knowledge of the family courtroom and a fierce commitment to your outcome.
Injured in an accident? We also handle select personal injury cases.

Mark Bryce
Atlanta Family Law Attorney
Meet Your Attorney
Mark Bryce: An Advocate Who Treats Your Case Like His Own
Mark Bryce founded Bryce Law on a simple belief: people going through the hardest chapters of their lives deserve an attorney who genuinely cares how the story ends. He has spent his career in Georgia family courts — including service as a Fulton County judicial officer — and brings that hard-won perspective to every client he represents.
Clients know him as a straight shooter who returns calls, explains the law in plain English, and tells them the truth about their case — and, when negotiation fails, a fierce advocate who is completely at home in the courtroom.
- Devoted exclusively to family law
- A courtroom-tested advocate when your case demands it
- Direct access to your attorney — not a call center
- Serving 29 counties across metro Atlanta and north Georgia
What to Expect
Three Steps Between You and a Plan
Legal problems feel smaller once you have a strategy. Here is how we get you there.
01
Free Consultation
Tell us what is happening. We listen, ask the right questions, and give you an honest read on your case — no pressure, no obligation.
02
Clear Strategy
You get a plain-English plan: your options under Georgia law, likely timelines, transparent fees, and the strongest path forward.
03
Relentless Advocacy
We negotiate from strength and prepare every case for trial — so whether at the table or in court, your position is protected.
Client Reviews
Real People. Real Turning Points.
"As a young father, I was terrified I would lose everyday life with my son. Mark walked me through every option and fought for shared custody — and got it. I am part of my son's daily life again, and I will always be grateful."
Former Client
Child Custody & Fathers' Rights
Testimonials reflect individual experiences; results vary by case.
Service Area
Proudly Serving Metro Atlanta & North Georgia
Our office is located in Marietta, and we appear in family courts across the metro region every week. If your case is in one of these counties, we know the courts, the procedures, and the local landscape.
45 South Avenue SE, Marietta, GA 30060
Discuss Your CaseCommon Questions
Answers Before You Even Call
01.How much does it cost to hire a family law attorney in Atlanta?+
Most Georgia family law attorneys charge hourly and require a retainer, with total costs driven by the level of conflict in your case. At Bryce Law, we review your situation in a free consultation and give you a candid picture of likely costs before you decide anything.
02.What should I bring to my first consultation?+
Bring any court papers you have been served with, existing court orders, recent pay stubs or tax returns if support is at issue, and a written timeline of key events. If you do not have documents yet, come anyway — the consultation is about understanding your options.
03.How long does a divorce take in Georgia?+
An uncontested divorce where both spouses agree can be finalized as soon as 31 days after service. Contested divorces involving custody or significant assets typically take six months to two years depending on the county and the complexity of the disputes.
04.Which courts does Bryce Law practice in?+
We appear in superior and juvenile courts across metro Atlanta and north Georgia, including Fulton, Cobb, DeKalb, Gwinnett, Clayton, Cherokee, Forsyth, Henry, Fayette, Douglas and more than two dozen surrounding counties.
Visit Us
Our Marietta Family Law Office
Do I Have a Case?
Put a Proven Family Advocate in Your Corner
Every day you wait is a day the other side gets further ahead. Tell us what you are facing — divorce, custody, support — and get a straight answer about your options under Georgia law.
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