Sometimes in a divorce, your ex-spouse may feel entitled to a certain property they hold dear – even though you contributed to its acquisition. As a result, you may not get the share you deserve if they fail to disclose such assets to the court before the division of assets and property after a divorce. […]
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Determining the division of your marital property is a crucial aspect of your divorce process. In Georgia, courts aim for an equitable distribution of assets. A spouse may attempt to hide assets, deplete marital finances or give away property out of spite. This behavior can significantly affect the outcome of your settlement. Is your spouse
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Complicated property division issues can turn even the most peaceful uncontested divorce in Atlanta into a conflict-filled nightmare. Aside from child-related matters, property division is one of the most dreaded aspects of ending a marriage. As more couples seek ways to make property division easier, we have fielded several questions about liquidating assets ahead of
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When dividing assets in a divorce, you need to consider all the wealth you and your spouse own together. Some of the most valuable assets you might have are your retirement plans. Depending on your situation, you may well be entitled to a share of your spouse’s retirement plan — but you need to proceed
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Dividing marital property is potentially one of the most complicated and emotional topics to discuss in a divorce dispute. You may have become attached to items you accumulated during your marriage, and may have trouble parting with them once you separate. Whether you choose to divide marital property through mediation or through courtroom litigation, it
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Georgia follows an equitable division model for property division when couples divorce. This means both you and your spouse have a right to assets and obligation to all debts accrued during the marriage. Review the factors that govern equitable division in Georgia before negotiating your divorce agreement. Defining marital property All money either of you earns during
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