If you and your spouse decide to part ways, you may believe that doing so is as simple as filing divorce paperwork with the courts and waiting for a judge to finalize the process. Unfortunately, there is more to the Georgia divorce process than that. Georgia is one of...
Marital property vs. separate property: What is the difference?
Dividing property in a Georgia divorce can be an emotional and somewhat complicated process. It is often difficult to part with items you have accumulated throughout years of marriage, especially if you are unsure of what marital property entails. Contrary to what...
What does fair and equitable mean?
When you divorce in Georgia, Georgia law requires you and your spouse to divide your marital property in a fair and equitable manner. The law, however, does not define what this term means. Nor has any court ever defined it. FindLaw explains that courts decide what...
Is nesting right for our divorcing family?
The only thing more difficult than going through divorce is going through a divorce with children involved. When you are making decisions not just on behalf of yourself but also on behalf of your children, the process can become infinitely more complicated....
Splitting up with your spouse and financial concerns
There are many different financial consequences associated with divorce. Many people think about child support and alimony, but it is important to understand the many other ways in which ending your marriage can lead to financial concerns. For example, some people...
Understanding credit card liability during divorce
Divorce isn't just an emotional separation but a financial one as well. During the process, couples must figure out how to divide assets like the family home, retirement accounts and other items of value. However, some spouses may also have to divide shared...
How can we develop a fair visitation schedule?
During a divorce, children need to become the center of attention. You and your spouse have many choices in the matter, but your children do not. It is important that you respect the fact they need a healthy and continuing relationship with both of you even if you two...
FAQ about divorce in Georgia
The decision to end a marriage often creates uncertainty. Understanding the next steps can help you feel more secure as you move forward. These are the answers to a few common questions about Georgia divorce. How do I file for divorce in Georgia? If either you or...
Have you tried the strategies to save money on your divorce?
No matter if your divorce is amicable or tinged with a shade of tension, you have to pay to legally dissolve your union. If you have never divorced before, you may not know how much divorce costs or what you can do to lower all necessary expenses. ...
Create an effective parenting plan
When couples get a divorce, one of the things they have to decide is how they will co-parent their children. If the kids will spend time with both of their parents, people usually have to put together a parenting plan. There are a few things people should keep in mind...
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