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Choosing an effective and successful divorce attorney is often the first and the most important decision individuals make during the Georgia divorce process. Additionally, avoiding common divorce mistakes and evaluating the true costs of divorce are also critical considerations to evaluate prior to getting a divorce.
Lowering the Costs of Divorce
Although some costs associated with obtaining a divorce in Georgia are unavoidable, there are some actions that individuals going through the divorce process can take in order to control or even reduce the cost of their divorce. Below is a list of tips and suggestions that may just help you lower the cost of your Georgia divorce.
Information for Parents
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Single Moms in Georgia
According to the Georgia Department of Public Health, between 1994 and 2011, the rate of births by single mothers in Georgia increased from 35.5 % to 45.1%.
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Can Dads Win?
Dads may absolutely be awarded child custody in Georgia, and an award of child custody is not dependent on the sex of the parent, but on the best interests of the child or children involved.