"No couple contemplates splitting the baby."
Focus: on husband-wife business teams: It's key to plan ahead
Georgia attorney general weighs in on same-sex marriage
Georgia Attorney General Sam Olens spoke yesterday at the Atlanta Press Club, and what he had to say about gay marriage was certainly interesting.
Can Europe teach the United States something about child support?
As regards payment of child support, relevant laws across the United States stand out as being comparatively rigid and severe when examined alongside the legislation that governs this important area of family law in many other countries.
Divorce can be difficult, but it can make you stronger
Divorce does not always get the respect it deserves. It is a major life decision, which means that it can be emotional, stressful and confusing. The divorce process is not easy for everyone. That is true, but many people look back on the experience and realize it was the best decision they could have made.
After divorce, focus on your credit score
Many people in Georgia are aware of the fact that divorce can put a strain on your finances. Going from two salaries to one is enough to prompt some re-budgeting for most people. And while couples going through a divorce are often very focused on dividing their assets -- including bank accounts -- and determining alimony, focusing on credit often falls to the back burner.
Can your ex-spouse's tax dodges hurt you?
Here's the short and quick answer to that above-posed headline question: Yes.
What is a postnuptial agreement? Might it make sense for you?
OK, so you and the spouse took a pass at executing a prenuptial agreement prior to your marriage a few years ago.
Child custody: international issues can breed layered complexity
For sheer complexity in family law, few things would seem to rival a global child custody dispute, especially one involving the kidnapping of a child by one parent who leaves the United States and vows to keep the child outside the country indefinitely.
