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Domestic violence: dealing with a pernicious evil

Last updated on April 8, 2021

One tangent of family law that often deals with sad realities in Georgia, and nationally, is domestic violence, which is flatly egalitarian in that abuse is inflicted on victims of every demographical group. A proven and empathetic family law firm is well attuned to abuse-related concerns and considerations that require input from law enforcement personnel […]

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Divorce behavior: with kids in mind, a few thoughtful comments

Last updated on April 8, 2021

Hero or cad. Nurturer or despoiler. Team builder or relationship wrecker. Such dichotomies logically emerge for many couples during divorce negotiations and following the execution of a divorce decree. Feelings are hurt. Bridges are burnt. Things are obviously tense between the divorcing or just-divorced parties — after all, marital dissolution is the flip side of […]

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A few things to know about child support in Georgia

Last updated on April 8, 2021

An interesting story regarding unclaimed tax refunds has relevance to a primary family law concern, and we pass it along for our readers as a segue to a brief focus on Georgia child support. Reportedly, about $1 billion is currently sitting with the IRS as money owed to taxpayers across the country who haven’t formally […]

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State-court judges throw down gauntlet in same-sex marriage ruling

Last updated on April 8, 2021

Tumultuous. That’s how we termed the state of affairs regarding the legality of same-sex marriage across the country in a recent blog post (please see our January 28 entry). Some people might have reasonably expected that a bit of calmness and clarity would have emerged since that date regarding this hot-button subject, especially with the […]

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Is change on the horizon for divorced American Roman Catholics?

Last updated on April 8, 2021

We noted in a blog post last year the global Vatican synod comprised of about 200 bishops from across the world that focused upon a number of high-profile matters. One of those issues was divorce, with our blog post dated October 20, 2014, stating that one topic “at the forefront of interest and concern is […]

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Child support: What were you accustomed to during marriage?

Last updated on April 8, 2021

A recent divorce story that we pass along to readers in Georgia and elsewhere today is unquestionably interesting along several fronts. For starters, it lends a clue as to what type of work a person might want to consider if he or she is contemplating becoming a billionaire. If that describes you, perhaps you might […]

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Boomers, divorce and retirement: a few salient points

Last updated on April 8, 2021

One age group demographic that financial planners, family law researchers and certainly experienced divorce lawyers are readily focused upon when it comes to the subject of divorce and retirement savings is the 50-plus crowd. The reason for that is, of course, evident: Older individuals have less time than do comparative youngsters to ramp up savings […]

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Divorce and taxes: interconnectivity issues worth noting

Last updated on April 8, 2021

It’s an annual imprint on the American psyche, with scores of millions of Americans each year turning to recurrent and materially important subject matter just around this time. We’re talking taxes, which some people happily anticipate filing, given their expectations of a return from Uncle Sam, with others, well …. Either way, income tax filing […]

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Seeking an impressive wealth protection tool? Consider a prenup

Last updated on April 16, 2021

Are you a Georgia resident who is a bit preoccupied with property-related matters as you are about to tie the marital knot? Are you wondering about what might happen to your long-held family business, for example, in the event that — just maybe — your marriage fails? Is there separate property you are bringing into […]

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Parenting plans often allow for enhanced flexibility, creativity

Last updated on April 8, 2021

Many things have changed materially in the family law universe in recent years. Marital contracts — both premarital and postnuptial agreements — have gained real traction, for example, as increasingly more couples see the rationale underlying such documents and their strong utility as planning instruments. Family composition is ever-changing, with so-called nuclear families being augmented […]

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