A high-conflict divorce can create significant stress for both parents and children. When parents consistently disagree on important decisions, the court may appoint a parent coordinator. The coordinator's role is to help parents manage their disputes and work...
Handling Family Law Issues
Divorce
Can my divorce in Georgia be sealed from the public record?
Divorce proceedings are usually public. This means that personal details can be accessible to anyone. However, there are cases when you can ask to seal your divorce records to protect your privacy. It's important to understand your options and the processes you must...
Can your spouse face punishment for hiding assets in a divorce?
Divorce can be a challenging and emotionally taxing process, especially when financial matters come into play. Divorcing couples should disclose all assets during the divorce proceedings. However, if one spouse chooses to hide assets, it can lead to significant...
Why do-it-yourself divorce is the wrong move for most Georgians
Going through a divorce is often a difficult and emotional time. You may think that filing the paperwork on your own will save money and be less complicated. However, attempting to navigate the complex legal process without professional guidance can end up costing you...
What assets are considered marital property in Georgia?
If you are getting divorced in Georgia, you must consider how you will divide your marital assets. According to the state, marital property is anything acquired during your marriage. Things will be much smoother if you agree on dividing these assets. However, if you...
Can collaborative divorce filing make people happier compared to a normal divorce?
Collaborative divorce can help to make the process of dissolving a marriage more manageable for both parties. When spouses are able to agree to the most important matters that they need to decide, they do not need to go through the stress and expense of litigation....
3 signs that a collaborative divorce might be right for you
Divorce does not have to mean harsh words and hurt feelings. If you and your spouse would prefer a more civil way to dissolve your marriage, perhaps you should consider a collaborative divorce. What is a collaborative divorce? Similar to mediation, collaborative...
Who covers child medical expenses after a divorce?
When parents divorce, determining how each former spouse will contribute to their children’s care is one of the most important aspects of separation. In addition to housing, clothing and educational needs, the court may make decisions regarding both health care...
3 things to consider before calling a divorce attorney
Many couples experience emotional and financial turmoil during their marriage. Unfortunately, these and other factors can contribute to the decision to divorce. While this is a perfectly reasonable conclusion based on the unique characteristics of the marriage, there...
What is the difference between mediated and collaborative divorce?
If you and your spouse have decided to divorce, you may have deep concerns about how the legal process of separation will impact your children, your relationship with your future ex and your own emotional and financial health. However, if you and your spouse want to...