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If you are considering divorce, both you and your spouse may have deep concerns about how your legal separation may play out in court, especially if you have young children. From steep costs and unforgiving court deadlines to intense psychological stress, a litigated...
Adoptions are probably more common than you think. In 2018 alone, Americans adopted 63,000 kids from the foster system. Thousands of others adopted members of their own families, such as stepchildren, nephews, nieces and grandchildren. Even though adopting a child is...
Joint physical custody can present challenges for both of a child's parents. This is especially true if one parent lives in another state, has an overseas contract with the military or works many long hours every week. If a couple is cooperative over the course of the...
Divorce challenges each spouse differently. Some people can approach their divorce with a cool head and considerate action, while others can get lost in their emotions. However, you handle your divorce, you will likely require a sympathetic support system of family...
Divorces can be an unpredictable challenge. Property division, visitation rights and alimony are all areas that can result in an ugly battle in court. The average time it takes to settle a divorce in Georgia is between 30 and 60 days. Is it possible to reduce this...
When a Georgia property owner neglects or is unable to pay their property taxes, the county tax commissioner may place the home, business or land up for sale to cover the debt. Auctions are typically held at county courthouses on the first Tuesday of the month, where...
Divorce can be one of the most challenging times in any person’s life, and the intense emotions it generates often lead to a contentious and angry process. However, going through a divorce doesn’t have to be a bitter and tense experience. There are ways to minimize...
Buying or selling a home in Georgia can be a complicated process, and many take a do-it-yourself approach in the hope of keeping costs low or making more money on the sale. However, real estate attorneys protect their clients’ rights and can actually save them money...
Two often stated reasons that couples get divorced is that they "fell out of love" or currently "feel unloved." A lack of intimacy and poor communication are two common factors that lead to these feelings, but so much goes into establishing lasting intimacy and...
Filing for divorce is one of the most difficult things a person can do. Even when the split is an amicable one, there is the emotional realization that life has not gone according to the plan you dreamed of. Moreover, marriage is also a business agreement, and...
