Divorce

A Prenuptial agreement is a contract that addresses what to expect should you and your spouse divorce. Several factors may call for divorce in marriage, and most of them are unforeseen from the onset. Therefore, it is healthy to have an agreement early to reduce the chances of conflicts.  Legally, prenuptial agreements are enforceable, but […]

The complexity of your divorce case depends on several factors, such as the value of the assets you share with your spouse and whether you have minor children together. However, even a relatively simple divorce is rarely easy due to the stress and emotions involved in making such a major life change.  Divorce in Georgia is

In your divorce papers, it is important to include all assets you own. If you leave something out, the Georgia court cannot consider it when dividing property. That is why it is essential that you do a complete inventory of all assets you and your spouse own, including uncovering any you may not know about. It

Some couples have a very simple divorce. The process goes smoothly with little issue. They are agreeable with each other and quick to compromise. However, many divorces in Georgia are quite the opposite. The couples argue over everything and the process drags on. There may even be a dissipation of assets occurring. You may not have heard

Under state law, Georgia married couples must financially support one another until a divorce becomes final. In some cases, the judge orders one spouse to pay the other either temporary or permanent alimony, often when a long-term marriage ends and/or one spouse has foregone a career to raise children. Before filing for divorce, get the