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Divorce proceedings in Georgia fall into one of two categories: contested and uncontested. The difference between contested and uncontested divorce is whether or not both parties can come to an agreement on the terms of the divorce. What is an uncontested divorce? In...
Spousal support is not a guaranteed component of every divorce. However, if one spouse makes significantly more than the other and the marriage lasted 10 years or more, the chances are greater. There are certain circumstances, such as adultery, that affect your...
Georgia courts determine both legal custody and physical custody of children. The court may award more rights to one parent than another. The best interest of the child is the most important factor in custody decisions. Legal custody Legal custody regards the right to...
Georgia law allows for couples to file for an uncontested divorce. This means that all issues related to property division, alimony and parental rights have been resolved at the time the divorce petition is received. There are several potential benefits to dissolving...
Divorce may bring with it complicated legal proceedings. In a Georgia court, many spouses argue over child custody, so the court reviews evidence and testimony to make a determination. The parents may benefit from preparing for the child custody hearing. Understanding...
Most people have a variety of concerns about divorce. It is a huge event that can prompt many changes in your life. For example, if your spouse earns more than you, or you opted to raise your family instead of pursuing a career, you may be worried about what your...
You may feel as if you need come up with a tangible reason to end a relationship before you seek a divorce. However, the truth is that you can get a divorce in Georgia just because you aren't happy in your relationship. Let's take a look at some common reasons why...
