Month: May 2015

Last updated on April 8, 2021

As noted in a recent media report, the biggest battle some military servicemembers ever face has nothing to do with foreign enemies of the United States. Rather, it is focused upon the disposition of a hard-earned military pension during the divorce process. Of course, divorcing spouses of servicemembers — whether they themselves served in the […]

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Last updated on April 8, 2021

We pointed out in our immediately preceding blog post that “divorcing seniors have a highly singular and age-specific set of divorce-related issues that they must often contend with.” Our May 20 entry didn’t get into specifics. We do that today. Here’s one, and a divorce consideration that doesn’t feature nearly as often in dissolution matters […]

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Last updated on April 8, 2021

We have commented in past select blog posts on the organic nature of divorce and the highly variable issues that might feature in a given case in Georgia or elsewhere. As we have noted, the term “boilerplate” is not an apt depiction for divorce generally, which differs in every instance and materially in high numbers […]

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Last updated on April 8, 2021

Why might ultra-wealthy families in Georgia and elsewhere seek to avail themselves of a so-called “alternative dispute resolution” process rather than proceeding to a courtroom to effect a divorce? The acronym ADR is often used as a shorthand to denote family law processes such as divorce mediation or collaborative divorce, which are avenues that a […]

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