It is very common to end up with a co-parenting arrangement after a divorce. This is because co-parenting is usually in the best interest of the child. Even if the parents divorce and no longer cohabitate, having both parents actively involved with raising the child is usually best. However, moving the child between two separate […]
You may file for divorce in Georgia if you or your spouse has lived in the state for at least six months. The state allows for no-fault divorce proceedings, which means neither party has to prove the other is at fault to receive a divorce. Learn more about what to expect if you are thinking
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Divorces are often complex, especially when children are involved. Many issues can disrupt the parent-child relationship and some of these issues may originate with the ex-spouse. Parental alienation is a common occurrence in contentious divorces. Not only can it affect the outcome of child custody cases, it can also have a direct impact on the relationship
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Finances can easily become a matter of contention in a divorce. When people realize a divorce is in their future, they should go over their finances to make preparations. People should know the fine details of their finances before the divorce takes place. According to Nerd Wallet, people should look over all their financial documents
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In Georgia, courts divide property and assets on an equitable basis. In other words, they attempt to distribute your property fairly. That includes all property classified as marital property. Separate property—like gifts or inheritances—does not go through the division process. In considering what is fair, courts factor in matters like home and property contributions or even contributions
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As you and your spouse divorce, you may worry about how you will make ends meet on your own. During your marriage, they may have earned more than you. Because of this, they may have to provide you alimony to help you maintain your former lifestyle. Yet, not all divorces in Georgia include alimony, so
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