Divorce is one of the most challenging experiences a couple can have in life. Though many of the difficulties associated with divorce cannot be avoided, some can. In particular, maintaining civility between the parties can significantly ease the transition for...
Having children or adopting a child can motivate a parent to create an estate plan. After all, a parent has financial and legal responsibility for their children. They may want to ensure the safety and comfort of their child even after their death. Children are among...
People contemplating divorce in Georgia often have a lot of questions. How can they explain to their children and other family members about the divorce? How much will the process cost, and how long will it take? These answers can be very different from one case to...
An estate plan describes what someone wants to do with their property when they die. It can also provide key forms of support for dependent family members. Someone with minor children, for example, can name a guardian to take care of their children if they die while...
Divorce is a challenging life event that takes an emotional, mental and physical toll on people. Amidst the turmoil and the changes that come with this life change, it becomes essential to prioritize self-care. Its significance cannot be understated because to get...
Parents have a lot of responsibility to their children, and they generally have to figure out how to share those obligations if they divorce or separate from their children’s other parent. Once the relationship between the parents changes, it may be necessary to have...
Divorce negotiations often focus on marital property that has the most financial value and (if applicable) the children in the family. For older couples, retirement accounts can easily become the most significant property division concern in the mix as they prepare...
For many people, estate planning is a very basic process. They draft a will that names a specially-chosen guardian for their children and beneficiaries to inherit their most valuable property, and that is the only step they take. Although having a basic will is better...
Maybe you are newly engaged and your fiance has brought up estate planning to you. Perhaps one of your parents just went into hospice care and you find yourself thinking about the end of their life and eventually, the end of yours. While there are many experiences...
You know that the driver who crashed into you had their phone in their hands at the time of the wreck. You might have even seen the phone as they swerved into your lane or blew through a red light without stopping. Clearly, Georgia law makes driving while using a...
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