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The family home sits at the center of many divorce negotiations. Deciding whether to sell the property or have one spouse buy out the other requires careful consideration of finances and future goals. Understanding the options available under Georgia law can guide you...
Divorce proceedings, even the ones that start amicably, rarely proceed without issues and conflict. In many cases, it is because some parties are not careful about the decisions they make during the process. The disclosures and procedures in Georgia are strict. What...
In the United States, an estimated 40% to 50% of marriages will end in divorce. While the often‑quoted ‘50%’ figure reflects a lifetime projection, the annual rate is far lower. Each year, the crude divorce rate averages about 2.5 divorces per 1,000 people in the...
When divorce becomes a real possibility, most people think first about the house, savings or retirement accounts. Yet one asset can create just as much confusion: Social Security. If one spouse earned more during the marriage, can the other claim benefits tied to that...
While Georgia public policy encourages joint custody arrangements to ensure both parents remain active in a child’s life, the court’s biggest concern is the Best Interest of the Child. In specific high-risk situations, a judge may determine that granting Sole Legal...
Your divorce can not only change your family’s situation and your finances, but your estate plan as well. While Georgia laws can provide automatic protections for you upon your divorce, these legal revocations are limited. Because of this, it is vital to revisit your...
Starting over after a late in life divorce can be emotionally difficult. If you spent decades building a marriage, home and financial life, the transition may feel unfamiliar and uncertain. Many people in Georgia face gray divorce after long marriages, often with...
Ending a marriage later in life can reshape your finances in ways you might not expect. If you are over 50 and live in Georgia, your tax picture may shift once you separate. You may face new considerations involving income, retirement savings and filing status....
Divorce after 50 can disrupt more than your personal life. It can also unravel carefully built retirement plans, leaving you with fewer assets and less time to recover financially. Understanding how divorce affects retirement in Georgia may help you protect your...
Divorce affects finances, daily life and parenting. If you are a stay-at-home parent in Georgia, understanding the legal basics can help you prepare for the transition and protect your interests. Before you file Start by reviewing your household finances and immediate...
