Divorce

While no two divorces are exactly alike, there is a defined process for dissolving a marriage in Georgia. It is designed to give each spouse the chance to assert their property and parental rights. Of course, it is virtually impossible for you to be treated fairly in your divorce unless you are represented by an […]

In your heart, you know that your marriage is over, so why do you continue to stay? For some people, it comes down to simply economics. When your spouse makes a lot more money than you (or you have no income at all) and holds the household purse strings, filing for divorce can be scary.

Many couples dread the idea of divorce. Because if they divorce, they’ll have to deal with a lesser income, possible criticism from relatives and/or emotional anguish. In Georgia, the filing fee costs $400, and the average divorce fee is $11,000 or more. That said, some spouses want to dissolve their marriage but are too apprehensive to

January is a busy month for divorce lawyers, which surprises people who assume that the first month of the new year is an extension of the holiday season. Many divorce attorneys call January “the start of divorce season” because that is when they begin getting phone calls and having to do in-takes for new clients.

Going through a divorce can be one of the most difficult experiences you will ever have. Furthermore, contested divorces can be nasty, drawn-out affairs that can cost both parties a lot of money and stress. On the other hand, an uncontested divorce is more desirable when dissolving a marriage. Getting divorced in Georgia There are three

The classic novel Anna Karenina begins, “Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.” This is certainly true when it comes to divorce. Every married person who files for divorce in Atlanta has their own reasons for doing so. Having said that, experts can group the causes of divorce into certain general categories.