If a parent in Georgia has a substance abuse problem, it may impact how that parent is allowed to interact with a son or daughter. A court can look into complaints of substance abuse during a child custody hearing. At that time, a judge may choose to look further into the matter to determine if […]
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Your partner has been the breadwinner and major contributor towards retirement. Meanwhile, you have worked from home to raise the kids so your spouse could focus on a lucrative career. However, you have started down the road to divorce, and you might have some concerns about your access to long-term savings and assets like a
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In general, Georgia family courts prefer not to alter child custody agreements if they appear to be working for the child and both parents. However, there are some situations that may require a child custody modification. For example, a court will consider a modification if the child is in any sort of danger. When assessing an alleged
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Georgia fathers know that winning child custody can be difficult. However, there are a few things they can do to help prepare for a potential custody battle. One of the most important things fathers seeking custody can do is consistently pay child support. If the support agreement is informal, they should create a paper trail
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Georgia residents who are planning on getting married might consider adding a prenup to their list of things to do before the wedding. While the common misconception is that prenups are for rich people only, the reality is that these documents can work for all types of couples and provide a sense of security. Prenups,
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One of the ramifications of a divorce is the negative impact it can have on one’s finances. For Georgia parents who want to send their children to college, this can be a concern. However, there are certain ways they can plan effectively. The first step to take is to look at their situation realistically. Dividing
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