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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...
Marriage can be a fruitful partnership that enriches both people's lives when built on mutual respect, trust and care. However, a toxic marriage can be dangerous to your mental and physical well-being, potentially leading to serious trauma and health impacts. If you...
You’ve put up with the lies, the gaslighting and all the other negative behaviors that come with marriage to a narcissist. You have thrown in the towel on this marriage and are looking for a safe way out. It’s a new year and time for a new start. Below is some...
A strong marriage is one that involves both people who are able to face the highs and lows of life together. This relationship is all about being able to balance each other without losing sight of the ultimate goal of living the best life you can together. Some...
Once upon a time, if you wanted to get a divorce in the United States, you had to prove that your spouse had someone “wronged” you in a way that qualified as “grounds” for the divorce under your state’s laws – even if both you and your spouse simply wanted out. That...
Are you thinking about filing for divorce? You’re not alone. Studies indicate that a lot of people consider divorce at some point. Even if they’re not taking steps in that direction and may not seriously want a divorce, roughly 25% of married people have thought about...
In Georgia, the law does not require counseling before a divorce. However, some judges might suggest it to help couples work through issues. Counseling can help couples communicate better, although it does not change the legal divorce process. Instead, it can be...
In almost all cases, parenting plans are required in Georgia for divorcing or separating parents who share minor children. The only notable exception to this state law involves cases wherein “a parent seeks emergency relief for family violence pursuant to Code...
When parents decide to divorce, it’s natural for children to feel confused, anxious and even frightened. Parents can help ease these feelings by explaining the divorce process in a way that children can understand. Kids don’t need to know all the legal details, but...