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Separations and divorce can be hard on everyone, especially for any children involved. To help children through their transition from living in one home to having two residences, parents must think carefully about custody and visitation arrangements and how they will...
In 2022, Georgia had a state divorce rate of 2.2 per 1,000, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Deciding to file for divorce is a significant and often emotionally charged decision. However, there are potential benefits for the spouse who...
The state of Georgia requires divorcing couples to attend mediation before reaching the trial stage of their divorce. While some cases go to trial, many cases are settled in mediation. Georgia courts encourage couples to work together to resolve their conflicts with a...
Most marriages start out on a positive note, leading many couples to believe they do not need a prenuptial agreement. However, people, circumstances and relationships change, often leaving struggling couples wishing to have a legal agreement with their spouse. Many...
If you and your spouse are considering divorce in Georgia, you have options to approach the process. Divorce mediation is an alternative to litigation. In mediation, a neutral third-party mediator guides you and your spouse as you work to settle your divorce. Here are...
You may think of paternity testing as something that is only required when a birth mother is not sure of the father of her baby. The truth is that paternity testing is much more widely used than you think, and for many different reasons. In fact, you should understand...
Property distribution has the potential to be a great source of contention in a divorce. Georgia is one of many states that adhere to an equitable distribution policy instead of a community property policy. Courts split shared marital assets, usually anything that...
Going through a divorce presents unique challenges when you own a business with your spouse. One or both of you may actively work in the daily operations, or you may have all of your cash tied up in your endeavors. Before you agree to what will happen to the company,...
A mediator is someone who will provide information as a neutral party to individuals who are sorting through a conflict. Two things to note are that a mediator cannot represent clients in court, and a mediator can represent both parties in a conflict. Mediators can...
As Americans marry later than they did in the past, many people have significant assets and/or debts when they decide to make it official. As a result, Millennials and other younger generations are much more likely to embrace prenuptial and postnuptial agreements than...
