Our Blog Offers a Legal Perspective of Your Child Custody and Divorce Proceedings in Georgia
When it comes to divorce, it is important to get everything right the first time. In our blog, our legal team explains why a quick divorce might not be the most beneficial, how spouses can get support payments while the divorce case is ongoing, and how to protect children during and after spousal separation.
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How to Get an Annulment in Georgia In this post, we will outline the requirements and steps for filing for annulment in more detail. -
Mary Kay Letourneau and Former Student End 12-Year Marriage Over 20 Years After National Scandal, Mary Kay Letourneau and Former Student End 12-Year Marriage -
Divorce Court Can’t Decide What Obligations Survive Bankruptcy This article tackles why divorce court can’t decide what obligations could survive Bbnkruptcy -
When do you need an appraiser during divorce? | Duluth Family Law Attorney | Ward Law Firm While most people assume you only need an appraiser for the house during a divorce, there are quite a few situations that call for one. Learn more here. -
Atlanta Divorce Clients Get Advice | Divorce Attorney Atlanta The first thing has to do with any case that involves children and the first thing that I tell my clients about children is, children do not need to be involved in a divorce. -
3 Different Approaches in Dealing with Business Evaluations There are 3 different approaches in dealing with business evaluations. And those 3 ways are the income approach, the market approach or the asset approach. -
3rd Tip to Protect Businesses During the Divorce Process | Atlanta Divorce Lawyer The 3rd tip to protect businesses during the divorce process would be, to reduce the amount of cash being held in the business. -
Update Important Documents and Policies after Divorce Updating important documents after divorce is the first step to starting your new life as a single person. Call 770-383-1973 for more information. -
Tips for Navigating the Holiday Parenting Schedule Co-parenting during the holidays is no easy task. Follow these four steps for happier, easier co-parenting around the holiday schedule.