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. […]
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Divorce is one of the most challenging experiences you can face in life. Things get even more complicated when kids are involved. In addition, divorce can be very traumatic for the children and cause feelings of sadness, confusion and abandonment. You need a solid co-parenting agreement if you want your kids to find satisfaction and stability. Here
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If you’re like many parents, the number one thing that you’re worried about when getting a divorce is that you’ll still get to see your child. You probably haven’t thought that much about your assets or financial concerns. You want to ensure that you get to have custody of the kids. However, from your time
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As a father who is going through a divorce, you may be worried about losing time with your children. After all, your main goal for the divorce may be to ensure that you get to continue to have a close relationship with them. As such, you may be worried if someone suggests to you that
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Many fathers in Georgia believe myths about family law that keep them from being an active part of their children’s lives. For example, many men wrongfully believe that Georgia state law gives preferential consideration to mothers. However, if you review the custody laws in Georgia, you will quickly discover that the state doesn’t discuss the sex
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Typically, engagement and wedding rings aren’t among the assets that couples typically spend a lot of time battling over during divorce. Usually, gifts that a spouse receives individually (including those from their husband or wife) are considered separate property that they’re allowed to keep. If they no longer want to hang onto them, they may sell them,
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