Legal separation is not recognized in Georgia, and there is no legal requirement that you must live separately prior to getting a divorce. Even so, you can still be separated. Being separated means you are no longer acting as a married couple but are not legally divorced. In Georgia, if you are in a bona […]
Divorces are hard, and coming to an amicable agreement during a divorce can seem impossible. This is where divorce mediation comes in. In Georgia, courts may require divorcing couples to attend mediation before the divorce goes to litigation. Mediation can be extremely beneficial because it brings in a neutral third party who can help guide […]
Choosing a good mediator during a divorce is essential. They are the person who will help you and your spouse negotiate child custody, alimony, and other sensitive issues. You should be able to trust them and feel comfortable with their methods. There are multiple factors to consider while searching for a suitable divorce mediator. Below […]
Divorce is a rollercoaster ride of emotions, arguments, and stress. Even amicable couples struggle with the reality of ending their marriage and adjusting to a new way of life. One of the most significant aspects of divorce is money. Safeguarding your assets is crucial to ensure your future. If you don’t take the necessary precautions, […]
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In Georgia, separation often involves two spouses living apart from each other. However, in Georgia, couples can be separated while still living together. It is possible in Georgia to live as a separated couple while remaining legally married. The Semantics of Separation in Georgia In many other states, a couple is “separated” when the spouses […]
Money matters are front and center in any Georgia divorce. The Peach State follows equitable distribution laws, meaning that a divorcing couple must split shared property and financial assets in a manner fair to each spouse. If you’re entering divorce proceedings, you should consider your financial position and prepare for the best chance at a […]
Divorce is challenging for anyone. But stay-at-home moms face added obstacles for which they must prepare. Preparing for a divorce as a stay-at-home mom means you have to consider your emotional, financial, and legal future. While each of these steps is necessary for any mother going through a divorce, they are especially important for stay-at-home […]
Going through a divorce can be confusing, stressful, and challenging. It’s important to be prepared so you can improve your chances of a resolution that meets your expectations. Getting through the divorce process is no small feat. Divorce is accompanied by the division of assets, mounds of paperwork, settling debts, and navigating a new future. […]
Some people think the signs of divorce are written on the wall. For others, determining whether a marriage is over is not so clear-cut. After you’ve chosen to spend the rest of your life with someone you love, choosing to end that relationship can be difficult, painful, and overwhelming. How do you know you are […]
