When you reach the point where property has to be divided, it can feel unclear whether you are making the right choices. These early stages can prompt you to slow down and consider what truly matters. Asking yourself simple yes-or-no questions can help you stay...
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Family Law
Do you have to show that your spouse was at fault for the divorce?
In Georgia, you can use a fault-based divorce. This may require you to demonstrate that your spouse was at fault and caused the end of the marriage. One example could be if you discovered that they have committed adultery, so you are filing for divorce specifically...
How do family partnerships affect high-asset divorces?
When wealthy couples in Georgia divorce, dividing property can get complicated. Some families use partnerships or family businesses to manage money and investments. These setups make it harder to figure out what belongs to each spouse. What family partnerships mean in...
Common challenges in child custody battles
Child custody disputes can present obstacles to parents seeking stability for their children. Navigating Georgia's laws requires preparation, knowledge and a forward-looking mindset. How can divorcing parents be equipped to tackle custody challenges? The burden of...
Marital assets, separate assets and commingled assets
When getting divorced, there are three things to think about when it comes to asset division. First and foremost, couples will have some separate assets. These could include things they owned before the marriage, an inheritance they received as a direct gift during...
3 things that increase your odds of divorce
Divorce odds are certainly not the same for all couples. There are a wide range of factors that can influence a relationship, potentially making it more or less stable in the long run. It can sometimes be helpful to identify the things that increase your odds of...
Handling high-asset divorce and protecting your finances
Divorce is never simple, but when significant wealth, businesses or high-value assets are involved, the stakes are even higher. A high-asset divorce often brings unique financial challenges that require careful planning and a calm, informed approach. Beyond the...
How co-parents can use technology
The advancement of technology is changing how things are done, including co-parenting. It's becoming more manageable for co-parents to perform numerous tasks with the help of apps, messaging platforms and virtual meeting tools. So, how can you and your co-parent...
Debunking myths about parallel parenting
Parallel parenting is often misunderstood, leading some parents to dismiss it as a last resort or assume it is an inherently negative arrangement. In reality, it can be a practical and effective arrangement for families dealing with high conflict after separation or...
Can your spouse ignore your divorce request?
If your spouse won’t cooperate with a divorce request, you may wonder what happens next. In Georgia, while “default divorce” is not officially recognised, divorce still does not require agreement from both spouses. One person can move forward, even if the other tries...
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