Property Division

Many pet owners don't consider their pet a piece of property. For many, their beloved pet is truly a member of the family. But in Georgia, when going through a divorce, the question of who gets the family pet is part of the personal property division of the...

In most divorce cases, whether in Georgia or any other state, there are usually many factors to consider. One of the most daunting factors is that of protecting the assets of one or both parties, especially if those assets are of a considerable amount. There are steps...

When a marriage ends in divorce, it can feel as if there is an endless list of decisions to be made and tasks to be accomplished. Some issues loom large, such as child custody or property division. Others are relatively minor, and can seem insignificant. However, the...

When a well established couple gets a divorce, there are a number of things that can present complications and heartache for the couple and their family. But not every divorce case has to be lengthy and grueling as one recent celebrity account may demonstrate. Georgia...

Hindsight is 20/20. This is perhaps more true in matters of marriage and divorce than in any other arena. The old adage is appropriate, however, when it comes to the financial ramifications of a divorce. When a Georgia couple is faced with the need to address property...

Many married couples getting divorced struggle over what to do with their house. Property division can get complicated in some cases, especially when the couple's house is the largest asset they shared during their marriage.Property division is a part of every divorce...

Many older couples getting divorced worry about who will get to keep the house. However, older individuals getting divorced should be more concerned with dividing their retirement plans.Divorce can have a significant impact on a couple's retirement plans and property...

When couples getting divorced own a home, they will need to decide what to do with the property. Some couples choose to sell the house and split the profit while other couples decide that one person will continue to live in the house. With today's current housing...

If you and your spouse jointly own or both have an interest in a Georgia small or family-owned business, that entity will likely be a significant factor in your divorce negotiations and decree. As such, it is important that the family court judge presiding over your...

When a couple is going through the legal process of divorce, both are required to provide the court with their financial information, such as income, assets, debts and liabilities and all other data. Unfortunately, some spouses refuse or are unable to cooperate with...