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Your children are going to need to know about your upcoming divorce at some point. You likely do not want to have this conversation with them until you are sure you are going to get divorced, but at that point, they are going to have a lot of questions and will need...
A high net worth divorce in Georgia involves more than splitting a bank account. When large assets are on the table, such as investment portfolios, business interests, real estate, stock options, and retirement accounts, understanding how Georgia law handles property...
Divorce litigation is sometimes necessary. In cases involving financial misconduct or one spouse approaching negotiations in bad faith, the only way to resolve disagreements about property division and other key components of the divorce may be relying on a judge to...
Gray divorces are more common now than they were a few years ago. Older couples who have stayed married for years are now at relatively high risk of divorce. Decreases in social stigma, increases in life expectancy and changes in what people expect from their spouses...
If your spouse will not sign the divorce papers or cannot be located, you can still get divorced. It may just complicate the process, and it could make the divorce take longer, but there are options you can use to end the marriage. Things do go more smoothly when both...
Divorce can feel overwhelming, especially when you are trying to understand legal timelines and requirements. One of the most common questions people ask is whether there is a waiting period before a divorce can be finalized in Georgia. Understanding how the process...
Reviewing financial records carefully is a standard part of the divorce preparation process. People need to understand their joint obligations and shared assets if they hope to negotiate appropriate property division terms. Some people may engage in misconduct during...
Property division becomes more complicated as the marital estate increases in overall size and complexity. Spouses facing a high-asset divorce after a marriage with a relatively comfortable standard of living have more reason to worry about financial misconduct during...
Your spouse may tell you that they need some space after filing for divorce. There are clearly issues in the relationship, and they may not feel comfortable continuing to live under the same roof. They might even tell you that they want you to move out. You can...
The vast majority of divorces result in parents splitting both parenting time and parental authority. However, sometimes a shared or joint custody arrangement is not realistic or safe. One parent may hope to secure sole custody, possibly with limited or supervised...