A no-contest divorce is a stressful experience, and a contested one is even more difficult. Remaining calm and learning all you can about the process is essential. Divorce law varies from state to state. If you are seeking a divorce in Georgia, there are some important things you need to know. 1. How long is […]
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If you are getting a divorce here in Georgia, you might have to deal with splitting the value of a digital asset known as a non-fungible token, or NFT, with your soon-to-be ex-spouse. While cryptocurrencies have been complicating Georgia divorces for a few years now, NFTs are the newest form of intangible digital assets on the market.
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When a married couple in Georgia files for divorce, they have to divide their assets. Sometimes, this process is easy because they already have a marital agreement. Other times, it is the biggest source of conflict in the divorce. As you prepare for court or negotiations with your ex and their attorney, it is crucial
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When parents with young children split up, they have to find a way to share parental responsibilities. In some cases, parents can reach a mutually agreeable decision regarding how they divide their responsibilities and parenting time. Other times, it will be necessary for a Georgia family law judge to look at information about the family
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On a daily basis, you may spend a little time on social media engaging with others and getting updates on your friends and family. This is also a normal part of most people’s everyday lives with the rise in technology and the popularity of these sites. The Pew Research Center states that in the U.S.,
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Obtaining a divorce can take a considerable amount of time. First, you have to file paperwork with the family courts. Then, you have to communicate with your ex or their attorney. Finally, you have to have your day in court. In a contested divorce, you may spend many days presenting your side of the situation
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