For all practical purposes, your marriage is over – but you still have to get through the divorce. One of the biggest sticking points in most divorces is how to divide up the marital assets and debts. The more you know about how this process works in Georgia, the easier it will be to make […]
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Divorce is a complex affair, especially when you and your ex-spouse cannot agree on aspects such as child custody, support and property divisions. It means that the court will have to be involved, which comes with certain disadvantages. However, if you and your spouse amicably agree on these pertinent issues surrounding the divorce, all the
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It may be troubling to figure out how to talk to your children about your divorce. You may worry you’ll scare them about what life will be like in the future. You may think your children won’t understand the weight of divorce. Children understand more than we often give them credit for. Your children may
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When the courts finally grant your divorce or issue a child custody as an unmarried parent, people refer to that order as the final custody order. The terminology people use makes some parents think that they have no control over the custody order if they disagree with it or if it causes more issues for
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When filing for divorce, there are many things to consider. There is the distribution of marital property, determining custody or child support issues and resolving financial situations concerning debt or assets. For those unable to secure the help of an attorney to represent their legal concerns during a divorce, the state of Georgia allows for
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Summer can be the most challenging time for separated or divorced parents sharing custody of their kids. The school year has a fairly fixed schedule. However, once the kids are off for several months, the usual custody schedule isn’t going to work. If you’re still working out your custody agreement and parenting plan (or maybe haven’t even
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