THIRTEEN WAYS TO DIVORCE YOUR SPOUSE IN GEORGIA

WILL MY REAL ESTATE GET DIVIDED IF MY SPOUSE IS NOT ON THE DEED?

4 STEPS TO TAKE AFTER EXPERIENCING DOMESTIC VIOLENCE IN GEORGIA

Paying for your child’s college after a divorce
Disentangling your life from your former spouse’s takes time and effort, and if the two of you share a child together, you need to give additional thought to your child’s future. While you and your ex work through custody and child support arrangements, you can also use this time to hash out a plan to finance your child’s higher education.
Differences between gay and straight marriages
The landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision in June 2015 held that gay people in Georgia and across the country will have the right to marry if they so choose. In spite of how recent the decision is, there are still many legal hurdles that have yet to be overcome and fully determined.
The benefits of grandparents’ visitation rights
The process of divorce can be a confusing time for children. In the midst of that transition, keeping some routines constant can help children feel more secure. Especially around the holidays, spending quality time with grandparents can be a great way to let children adjust to the new normal. Grandparents can offer a safe place for children to discuss their feelings about the divorce while their parents handle their own complicated emotions.
No work/life balance? Divorce may be in your future.
When news of Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver separating hit the news, everyone seemed surprised. The couple had been married for 25 years, and Shriver stayed by Schwarzenegger throughout the allegations that he had groped women before running for office.
So what was at the center of their unraveling marriage? Many marital experts have suggested career stress. Couples in Marietta and throughout the country who are unable to separate professional stress from their home lives will likely turn to divorce as the solution.
Georgia woman sues fiancé for breaking engagement
Many people in Cherokee County heard the news story last month about a woman who sued her fiancé for breaking their engagement to marry. The Georgia man has now been ordered by a state appeals court to pay his ex-fiancée $50,000. So, does this mean that any Georgia resident can sue an ex for calling off a wedding? Not exactly.
Dividing stock options in a divorce
Asset division in a divorce can become complicated very quickly when company shares and stock portfolios represent significant portions of marital property. Depending on the status, type and vesting schedule of stocks, this could have important implications in how assets are divided.
Types of stock options
In a high asset divorce, the types of stock options that are part of your marital assets might include:
Studies show that Georgia parents prefer 50-50 custody plans
A study that was recently published in “Psychology, Public Policy, and Law” shows that many family law judges view child custody cases differently than how the majority of Americans feel about them. Some judges in Georgia assume that mothers should be favored over fathers in custody cases.