That very first night, I sagged into the couch cushions. Tie, still half done, and suitcase at my feet. Divorce papers left with a note on the coffee table. Welcome home. That very first night, I was numb with exhaustion. Home from an business trip only to realize the...
Divorce
Head in the Sand or Line in the Sand?
It’s a binary choice, right? When you are faced with something you’d rather not endure, do you put your head in the sand or do you draw a line in the sand as if to say, “this line shall not be crossed?” If you put your head in the sand, any cessation of the other’s...
Eligibility Requirements for Annulment in Georgia: Who Can File?
Considering an Annulment? Have you found yourself questioning the validity of your marriage and wondering if annulment could be an option for you? If so, you’re not alone. For Georgia residents, understanding the process and requirements for annulment can provide...
How Your Georgia Divorce Attorney Can Help You Prepare for a Contested Divorce
Divorce is never easy, but when spouses can’t agree on critical decisions such as asset division, child custody, or spousal support, it becomes a contested divorce. These types of divorces can be more complex and emotionally charged, leaving many wondering, “How do I...
Everything You Need to Know About Your Divorce Decree
Have you finalized your divorce but aren’t sure what comes next? After all the emotional and legal challenges of ending a marriage, many people find themselves confused about what a divorce decree is and why it’s so important. If you’ve been wondering about your...
Patience is the most important tool in your toolbox
Sometimes custody cases can take time, especially if we want to make sure you receive the best representation possible. We get it – it’s frustrating playing the long game, and there will be times when you feel like there is no movement happening in your case. The goal...
Equitable Division of Assets – It Depends
In a simple divorce, both parties may decide to part ways with their own assets and move on. In other cases, this is not an option. In most marriages, both parties contribute to the marriage in different ways. One party may work 60-hour weeks to pay all the bills and...
Filing Costs, Attorney’s Fees, and Contests, Oh My!
Budgeting for Divorce The average cost of divorce in Georgia where there are no children involved is around $15,000. That cost can balloon to over $23,500 if there are children involved. For many people, this is one of the most costly endeavors they will undertake in...
What should retirees consider during the divorce process?
Divorce is a challenging life event at any age, but it brings unique considerations and complications for those in retirement. Retired individuals must approach the divorce process with careful attention to their financial stability, lifestyle, and long-term...
Collections and enforcement post divorce and post litigation – beware!
While for some people receiving a final judgement and decree of divorce means freedom and the end of divorce nightmare and financial difficulties, for others the final order marks the beginning of a new excruciating phase called “post -judgement collections”,...