There are typically three types of issues that spouses need to address when they divorce. The first is the division of parental rights and responsibilities if the spouses have children together. The second is financial support for either children or a dependent...
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Safeguard your dreams before the big day: why prenups matter
If you are getting married this year, you are likely focused on your hopes for the future and building a life with someone you love. As you envision a shared future filled with promise and potential, it's wise to consider how you can safeguard those dreams. While you...
Does the law favor mothers over fathers in custody proceedings?
Georgia's custody laws aim to ensure that courts make decisions based on the best interests of the child rather than parental gender. The courts in Georgia recognize both legal and physical custody. Legal custody gives a parent the power to make important choices...
Uncovering hidden financial secrets in divorce
As you sit across from your spouse, discussing the terms of your divorce, you may think you're having an open and honest conversation. But what if your spouse is hiding something from you? What if they're concealing assets, manipulating financial records or...
4 steps for co-parents to take before moving with their child
When parents who share custody consider moving, the decision involves much more than just packing boxes and forwarding mail. Relocating with a child when you share custody can be a complex process that requires careful planning and legal consideration. What should you...
5 FAQs about child custody in Georgia
Understanding child custody laws in Georgia can be challenging. Here are five frequently asked questions that many parents have about the process. What types of custody does Georgia recognize? In Georgia, courts recognize legal and physical custody. A parent with...
Can your child decide which parent to live with?
One of the most frequently asked questions from parents going through divorce is whether their child can choose which parent they want to live with. While there is no one-word answer to this question, generally, a child cannot unilaterally decide they want to live...
Financial mistakes to avoid during divorce
Divorce is one of the most difficult times in anyone's life, and the decisions you make now will likely have a long-term impact on your life and that of your family, which is why having an experienced attorney is critical. Regarding finances, here are the most common...
Making co-parenting work: tips for parents
Divorce is a challenging experience for parents and children, and post-divorce life can take some time to get used to. However, like everything else in life, with patience and dedication, people can make it through to the other side. Co-parenting after divorce Many...
Supporting your teen during and after divorce
Divorce is a tumultuous time for anyone who experiences it. Children, however, often take the largest hit because they are not fully grown, they often do not understand much of what is happening, and sometimes they blame themselves for their parent's divorce. In the...



