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When you realize your marriage is ending, your first thought might be of a stressful courtroom fight. Many people worry about the conflict, the cost and the feeling of losing control over their own lives. However, divorce does not have to be a destructive battle. For...
Marriage is not the only way to secure legal protection in a long-term relationship. People also have the option of registering a domestic partnership agreement. Doing so can be a viable option for people who were previously married and do not wish to remarry despite...
Adopting your stepchildren in Georgia is a heartfelt journey that strengthens family bonds and provides legal security for your blended family. This process involves several legal steps and requirements, ensuring that the best interests of the child are prioritized....
Parenting plans are an important part of any divorce or separation. These plans govern the way that parents share time with their children and make important parenting decisions, ensuring their children’s well-being and preserving relationships with both parents. When...
The Judicial Council of Georgia explains that the law allows married parents equal rights to their children, but in unmarried situations, the law gives rights only to the mother unless the court orders otherwise. For this reason, it is incredibly important for both...
Love is in the air, and you and your partner have decided to take the big step of getting married. While you get caught up in the excitement of planning your wedding, you might overlook one important aspect that can secure your future: a prenuptial agreement. Though...
Your pet is part of your family. It provides joy, comfort and companionship to your entire family. However, choosing who gets the family pet in a divorce gets complicated, especially if you have children. Therefore, Georgia has a process for determining who gets the...
Having a loved one who serves in the military is an honor for families. Of course, it may also involve some potential challenges for families such as having to be apart during active duty or coping with an injury sustained during service. The benefits programs for...
When you and someone of the same sex decide to parent a child together in Georgia, you may face unique custody challenges that differ from those faced by heterosexual couples. Many people feel as if Georgia’s laws about child legitimation and marriage equality need...
Marriage does not appeal to all couples. For those who reside in the Atlanta metro area, a domestic partnership may turn out more fitting. When a couple commits to each other in a domestic partnership, it gives them some of the same benefits as married spouses....
