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If you and your spouse own a business together, things may go smoothly as long as you’re married. But if the two of you decide that you’re going to get divorced, that can make things much more complex. After all, the business that you own jointly is likely a marital...
When you hear the word “coach,” your mind automatically envisions your kid’s little league telling their team, “Go out there and get ‘em.” It’s unlikely that you think of a coach as someone you can go to in a divorce. While a divorce coach is a relatively new concept,...
When couples divorce, dividing their property can be emotional and stressful. Questions like who keeps the house or what happens to investments often arise. In Georgia, the court follows an "equitable distribution" system for dividing marital property in a divorce....
Leaving a marriage is never easy, even when it is the right choice. While people often assume the one who initiates a divorce is confident and ready to move on, that is hardly the full story. You may carry guilt, doubt and grief that no one sees, especially if your ex...
If you’re married, the odds are that you and your spouse have been planning for retirement together. Maybe you have joint savings accounts or investment portfolios. Maybe you’ve had conversations about when you’re going to retire and what you want life to look like...
One of the first things divorcing spouses think about after agreeing to end their marriage is living arrangements. Where will each of them live until the divorce is finalized? If this is your concern, here are two options to consider: 1. Remain in the family home If...
Child custody arrangements are legally binding, but that doesn’t mean they are permanent. Custody arrangements can be modified around significant life changes. However, before requesting a custody modification, it’s important that the parent can justify it. The...
Understandably, teenagers experience unique challenges as they adjust to their new life circumstances when their parents divorce. Unlike younger children, teens are more independent, socially active and emotionally aware, which can make this kind of adjustment a...
Every person contemplating divorce has their own unique concerns and priorities. For some people, ensuring regular time with their children is the most important consideration. For others, preserving retirement savings or their small business might be their most...
Divorce is an emotional process, but some people don’t realize the scope of the emotions they should expect. The primary emotion someone feels may depend on their position in the divorce. For example, someone who initiated divorce may feel happy they’re getting to...