Divorce

Couples going the divorce process know all too well that dividing up the marital assets can be a challenge. Georgia courts follow the principles of equitable distribution, meaning that courts will determine how to fairly and equitably divide up the marital assets,...

A lot of people use their social media accounts to vent their frustration or ask for advice. While many do not think twice before posting something online, a Georgia resident about to divorce or in the middle of divorce proceedings may want to be mindful about their...

We know that divorce can be an emotional process, and it can be hard to see the light at the end of the tunnel. But you can and will get through this tough time in your life. To better ensure that you’re in the best position possible after divorce, though, you’ll need...

When one spouse earns significantly less than the other, or does not work outside of the home, they may be entitled to spousal support or alimony when the couple divorces. The general purpose of alimony is to provide financial support to a newly divorced spouse who...

Although any business you own is likely considered to be shared between you and your spouse, there are still ways to protect and divorce-proof your ownership to avoid losing it to your ex in a divorce. Forming an LLC, trust or corporation will allow you to create a...

When you file for divorce in Georgia, it's hard to say how much your divorce will ultimately cost. Several factors could make your divorce cheaper or more expensive, although a cheaper divorce isn't always better. On average, divorce filings in Georgia are some of the...

Through the course of a marriage, one or both spouses could amass significant property. Georgia remains an "equitable distribution" state regarding the division of property. Spouses may choose to negotiate the terms of the divorce, and such terms may involve mutual...

For those that have found marriage bliss during the past year, bravo and congratulations. However, for those couples who have found themselves struggling, we have some tips for helping build, create or maintain a happy marriage. Have an honest talk about finances It...

Financial issues rank among the most complicated and contentious elements of many Georgia divorces. In many cases, the parties spend a great deal of money fighting over money. Addressing property division becomes even more complicated when a retirement plan is at...

Your marriage is not over until a formal order issued by the court. You should know what to expect in the decree that courts issue as the final document in your divorce. Coverage Spouses sign a divorce decree which must also be approved by a judge. Issues include...