Divorce is a challenging process, both emotionally and legally. It can become even more complex when one spouse serves in the military, especially during deployment. If you find yourself in a situation where you are considering divorce while your spouse is on...
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What you need to know about a post-divorce budget
It’s no secret that divorce is a major financial transaction. While you’ll want to get as much out of the divorce process as possible, you’ll have to come to terms with the fact that your financial resources will likely be more limited in your post-divorce life than...
How to approach debt division in your divorce
Although a lot of time is spent in divorce thinking about how to divide marital property in a way that’s fair and that sets you up for post-divorce success, you can’t afford to overlook the importance of properly addressing marital debt. Like marital property, these...
How can social media effect a Georgia divorce?
In today’s digital era, social media platforms, such as Facebook, Instagram and Twitter, play a significant role in our lives. Indeed, some people not only live their entire lives on social media, but also have built businesses on those platforms as well. However,...
What do you need to consider when divorcing a narcissist?
Going through a divorce is challenging under any circumstances, but when one party has narcissistic traits, the process can become incredibly complex and emotionally taxing. Narcissists often exhibit behaviors that can complicate negotiations and escalate conflicts....
Are you too afraid to leave your abusive spouse?
When the person who made an oath to love and to hold you until death is suddenly abusing you, it is normal to refuse to believe it at first. However, denial will cause more harm than good. Acts of violence may start as minor pushing and shoving, then progress to...
Choosing between fault and no-fault divorce in Georgia
In Georgia, one of the choices separating couples must make is whether to file for a fault-based divorce or not. It is essential for parties to decide on this since their decision affects how the court addresses certain aspects of the divorce, such as spousal support...
How does military divorce differ from civilian divorce?
Servicemembers and their spouses often face unique challenges that civilian couples do not. Unfortunately, in some cases, these challenges lead to divorce. Military divorces in Georgia can be more complex than civilian divorces, as they are subject to federal laws,...
7 ways to cope with divorce-related stress
Every family reacts differently when the parents decide to divorce. However, most cases involve stress, straining relationships within the household. Sometimes, unique factors contribute to these dynamics. Still, stress is a significant consideration because it could...
What factors affect family violence cases?
Family conflicts, especially during divorce, could affect court proceedings and decisions. Sometimes, the court requires mediation and extensive evaluations before determining the appropriate action. Still, the judge must remain unwavering even in complex cases that...