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Some parents in Texas find ways to cooperate with each other about custody matters. Although divorces and breakups often lead to powerful emotions, parents often do their best to put their children first when family circumstances change. Even parents who want to do...
There are many possible consequences for domestic violence charges in Georgia. A judge hearing a case can hand down penalties ranging from incarceration or probation to fines. Some people plead guilty because they hate the idea of taking the matter to court and...
Like every other state, Georgia allows you to get divorced for any reason. However, ending your marriage can have a significant emotional toll on yourself and your children. Fortunately, there are steps that you can take to make a divorce easier on your kids. Stay out...
If you decide to end your marriage, you may still be responsible for paying the mortgage on the family home. Although Georgia law uses equitable distribution rules for property division purposes, a divorce decree has little impact on a mortgage contract. However,...
"For better or for worse" sometimes has its exceptions. Some circumstances drive couples in Georgia to take the step of getting a divorce. According to a survey by CNBC, the most common reasons are as follows. Career choices and circumstances Career choices lead to...
Marriages are built on trust, love and shared goals, with financial transparency often considered a cornerstone of a successful life partnership. However, a growing phenomenon in South Carolina known as financial infidelity has been causing relationship rifts and...
Alternate week co-parenting is a custody arrangement in which children spend one week with one parent and the following week with the other. While this schedule may work well for some Georgia families, several arguments exist against it. Lack of consistency Under...
In South Carolina, equitable distribution laws apply when putting together a property division settlement. This means that you might lose control of any assets that are considered part of the marital estate. If you amassed an art collection during your marriage, there...
Life may be a little rocky if you live in Georgia and you’re parting ways with a narcissist. Breaking up is challenging enough, but life can get downright hectic when you have kids and are battling someone with an irreparable mental health condition. Qualities of a...
Ideally, your spouse will be onboard with the idea of getting divorced before you file paperwork with a Georgia court. However, even if your spouse doesn't want the marriage to end, you still have the right to go through the process of dissolving it. Let's take a...