Divorce

2 benefits of being the one to file for divorce

For many couples, divorce begins with a waiting game. Neither spouse thinks the relationship will last for the rest of their lives anymore, but neither one wants to seem like the villain in the story by making the decision to file for divorce. Some people stay...

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When did LGBTQ divorce become legal in Georgia?

Until the historic decision by the United States Supreme Court in Obergefell v. Hodges on June 26, 2015, same-sex couples were not legally permitted to get married in Georgia. For some couples, they would go to a state that did permit same-sex marriages, but those...

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What happens to a military pension during a divorce?

Every divorcing couple in Georgia has to address their personal property and debts when negotiating a settlement for their divorce or preparing for litigation. Military servicemembers have assets related to their careers that can quickly become central to the disputes...

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Is your spouse hiding assets?

When a married couple divorces in Georgia, wealth and assets acquired during the course of the marriage are to be divided between the spouses. Unfortunately, some people can't simply part with their fair share of the marital estate. They hide assets, underreport...

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