If you are a parent who is not married, you should consider creating a child custody arrangement to help you share parenting rights and responsibilities. Unmarried parents have distinct concerns when dealing with child custody issues. Learning about child custody for...
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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...
Does the SCRA allow military members to delay a divorce?
A military divorce is a complex process, especially when a spouse is on active duty. Some legal protections for active military members, like the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, can further complicate and potentially delay the divorce process. What is the...
3 facts about child custody and visitation in Georgia
For parents of minor children, determining custody and visitation is often the most difficult aspect of divorce. Parents navigating the divorce process should understand Georgia's laws regarding child custody and visitation. 1. Stepparents have rights under the...
3 facts about divorcing while overseas in the military
As military members, traveling the world to different duty stations is not uncommon. However, whether the non-military spouses travel too, there are several challenges to getting divorced while stationed outside the United States. Here are a few facts to help navigate...
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....
How to discuss getting a postnup in a same-sex marriage
Most married individuals would see the suggestion of getting a postnuptial agreement as a red flag. While a prenup can give your partner the idea that you are unsure about marriage, a postnup can scare your spouse into thinking that you have your sights set on...
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...
What makes a military divorce harder than a civilian divorce?
Many marriages have unhappy endings. Military couples face inherent difficulties. Thus, they are even more likely to divorce than civilian partners. Undoing a military marriage comes with extra hurdles. It is beneficial to know what challenges lie ahead before pulling...
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...