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AI technology is infiltrating every corner of our lives, including divorce proceedings. From streamlining paperwork to uncovering hidden assets to making up cases, artificial intelligence is changing how couples divorce in ways both promising and concerning. The good...
Filing for divorce does not pause your family’s daily needs, and questions about where your children will live or who will pay the household bills often arise long before the final decree. Learning what to expect during that wait can help you plan for the months...
If you are an unmarried father in Georgia, proving that you are your child's biological father does not automatically establish your legal parental rights. Legitimation offers a way to establish that legal relationship and ask the court for custody or visitation....
If you relied on your spouse's income during marriage, divorce may raise concerns about your retirement. In Georgia, divorce does not always mean losing access to payments tied to your former spouse's work record. Federal law determines whether you qualify and how...
When divorce mediation stops making progress, your options do not disappear. Reaching a standstill during a session does not waste the time you spent trying to settle out of court. Georgia law lets spouses submit partial agreements while creating a clear path forward...
Divorce mediation can bring emotional stress as spouses discuss finances, assets and children. If you are facing divorce mediation, how can you handle these intense feelings while making informed legal decisions? Strategies for managing stress in mediation Georgia...
Being the biological father does not always give you the legal rights you expect as a parent. If you were not married to your child's mother, Georgia law treats your legal relationship with your child differently. Knowing which assumptions about your rights as the...
Not every custody dispute begins with parents on opposite sides. Sometimes, the conflict grows within the same family. A grandparent who once helped with school pickups, weekend visits or everyday caregiving may come to believe that a child would be safer in their...
Divorce mediation works best when both spouses have accurate information available to discuss and resolve important issues. Arriving with organized records helps you spend more time discussing solutions instead of searching for paperwork. Here are some of the most...
Dividing property is often one of the most challenging aspects of a divorce. Many people assume that marital assets are automatically split equally, but that is not how Georgia law works. Instead, courts use the principle of equitable distribution, which focuses on...
