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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...
You didn’t get a prenup—but that doesn’t mean it’s too late to protect your assets. While prenups often get all the attention, postnuptial agreements are gaining popularity among married couples in Georgia. Whether you’re facing a shift in financial circumstances,...
In my last post, last week, I addressed the lack of wisdom in putting your head in the sand. The better choice is to draw a line in the sand. Now, hopefully, you’ve employed a calm period in your day to assess where you should most logically draw a 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...
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...
In Hinduism, it is thought that people pass through four stages of life (in college, I was originally was taught that there were three): Brachmacharya - The Student Stage, Grihastha - The Householder Stage, The Vanaprashta Stage and the Sannyasa Stage. In the first...
Have you ever wondered who would handle your finances or make medical decisions for you if you couldn’t? Life is unpredictable, and having a plan in place is essential. That’s where a power of attorney (POA) comes in. A power of attorney is more than just a legal...
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...
Introduction The primary goal of Georgia courts in divorce cases is to divide marital property in a manner deemed fair. If children are involved, the court will also prioritize their best interests when determining child support and custody arrangements. Given the...
Understanding the ins and outs of relationships often comes with its fair share of questions, especially when it comes to legal matters. If you're living in Georgia and wondering about "Common Law Marriage," you're in the right place. Let’s walk you through how it...