Sometimes in a divorce, your ex-spouse may feel entitled to a certain property they hold dear – even though you contributed to its acquisition. As a result, you may not get the share you deserve if they fail to disclose such assets to the court before the division of assets and property after a divorce. […]
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When divorcing parents want to share custody of their children, a 50-50 split might seem like the way to go. However, it often isn’t practical. One parent may have a very structured workweek and/or possibly regularly work late into the evening. That would mean their child would need to spend part of their time with
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Determining the division of your marital property is a crucial aspect of your divorce process. In Georgia, courts aim for an equitable distribution of assets. A spouse may attempt to hide assets, deplete marital finances or give away property out of spite. This behavior can significantly affect the outcome of your settlement. Is your spouse
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The best interests of the child is a phrase used frequently during divorce and child custody procedures. There is no one method of determining a child’s best interests. Instead, courts look at many factors to make this determination. If you are like many other parents in Atlanta, Georgia, you may wonder how a stranger can
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“Till death do us part,” you said. As a divorcing parent, you do not need to wait that long to cut the final cord that binds you to your spouse. It’s more like “till the kids turn 18,” at the very least. While divorce can end your marriage in a matter of months, your children
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Divorcing later in life, commonly known as “gray divorce,” is more common than ever. According to Forbes, there are three reasons for this phenomenon. For one, more women earn an independent income, which makes divorce more realistic. Secondly, increasing life expectancy means fewer couples are content to settle for an ongoing undesirable partnership. The third reason
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