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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...
Deciding to ask for a divorce is one of the most personal and difficult choices a person can make. Emotions often run high, and it can feel overwhelming to think about what comes next. Preparing in advance can help you approach the conversation with clarity and...
Parents informing their children that they are getting a divorce can be difficult. Some have reported feeling guilty or worrying about causing their kids pain. It’s also not uncommon for parents to not know what to say or fear that the child will start blaming...
Divorce can be stressful and costly, but mediation offers a way to handle matters efficiently and cost-effectively. This is an alternative to the lengthy and adversarial nature of a courtroom trial. Understanding the process and benefits of mediation can help you...
Same sex couples in Georgia can now marry and divorce under the same legal system as everyone else. But some couples still face different issues because laws have changed over the years. These issues can affect how long the court counts them as married, how it divides...
When you're fighting for child custody in Georgia, every decision you made in the past can suddenly feel like it’s under scrutiny. If you, for instance, have a DUI conviction, you may worry that it might work against you during custody proceedings. Fortunately, that’s...
Divorce proceedings require the division of property. When sitting down to negotiate or preparing to litigate, one spouse may question the accuracy of the disclosures made by the other. They may notice that certain assets or accounts are not included in the...