High-asset Divorce

For many Georgia estranged couples, the question of how to divide credit card debt in a divorce can be just as critical as how marital assets will be split. Many wealthy couples have significant debts, and it can be important to account for this as part of the property division process. One of the most […]

After parents in Georgia get a divorce, one may be able to claim head of household and claim a tax credit for their child. However, determining how this is done can be confusing. First, the divorce must be finalized by the end of the calendar year in order to claim this status for the year.

Addressing the division of assets in a divorce can be a contentious issue. However, before Georgia couples agree to any terms regarding how their assets are to be split, it is important that they first consider the tax ramifications of their decisions. Wanting to maintain ownership of the family home after the divorce is not an unusual

Retirement accounts are often an important issue for Georgia couples who divorce later in life after the age of 50. The end of 2018 marks a time of significant change regarding how divorced couples will handle their taxes. Among the biggest differences is that after January 1, 2019, tax regulations will no longer allow deductions

Over the past several years, divorce has been on the rise for people over 50. Some older couples in Georgia who get a divorce may have complicated finances that make the process of property division complex. For example, more and more people are investing in annuities, but these can present problems when it is necessary

As Georgia residents and others welcome the arrival of spring weather, it may also be time for spring financial cleaning. This can be especially worthwhile for those who are going through a divorce. Obtaining documents before the divorce process starts can make it easier to have the information needed to negotiate a fair settlement. By