Divorce

“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

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

Nobody wants their divorce case to drag on for months on end. After all, a new life awaits, and it is understandable to look forward to the conclusion of your divorce proceedings. Besides, you can only make solid plans after knowing what is in it for you following property and debt division. So, how long

When spouses have decided to end their marriage, they may want to explore divorce options other than litigation. Mediation is a process that has gained in popularity because of the many benefits it offers over a traditional divorce in court. Mediation versus litigation Mediation is a form of alternative dispute resolution. As opposed to litigation, divorce

Even if you have been through a divorce before, you may not know everything about filing for divorce in the Peach State. While this previous post provides some valuable insight into the filing process and divorce time frames, you may have additional questions before taking the first step to end your marriage. Often, Georgians who want to