Your divorce is finalized, and you’re now officially single. It may have been a while since your last date. Maybe you’ve even forgotten what it’s like to date, or how to date. Which dating apps do people use these days? Do you want a long-term relationship or...
There are thirteen grounds for divorce in Georgia. Twelve of the grounds are what are considered “fault” grounds. One ground is the so called “no fault” ground. The twelve fault grounds are as follows: Intermarriage by persons within the prohibited degrees of...
You’ve made the decision to get a divorce and you’ve retained a divorce lawyer. One of the first things you’ll need to do is gather all the necessary documentation for your lawyer. Your lawyer may accept digital documents; ask them if they prefer that over paper...
Divorce is rarely a happy occasion (although divorce parties are a thing now). If you and your spouse have kids, you’ll need to have the painful talk with them about your divorce. Your kids might already know that it’s coming, but the healthiest thing to do for them...
Divorce is an ordeal for everyone involved. In the divorce process (and for a period of time after), ex-spouses generally go through a wave of different emotions associated with grief. It stands to reason and the same goes for their children. Once the divorce process...
Maintaining your relationship with your children after the end of your marriage is a critical issue for any parent. Equally important is the successful negotiation of custody and visitation agreements that fully recognize your goals for this new phase of your family’s...
It is not necessarily a good idea to rush to file for divorce, but there may be some benefits to filing first for those persons contemplating divorce. Furthermore, Forbes Magazine has recently attracted a great deal of attention by outlining these benefits. It is...
An uncontested divorce offers a more amicable approach and is ideal in situations involving minimal issues to be agreed upon regarding child support, child custody, and division of property. Generally, both parties have already reached an agreement pertaining to the...
The State of Georgia provides a number of legal options for spouses filing for divorce. One ground for divorce is for the “willful and continued desertion by either of the parties for the term of one year.” The cases encompass situations involving a missing spouse....