Family Law Blogs
Can the Court Clarify Ambiguous Language in Divorce Decree?
Can the Court Clarify Ambiguous Language in Divorce Decree? Yes, courts are allowed to clarify ambiguity in a... Read More
Void Second Marriage
How Does Bigamy Affect Divorce? Where a person marries a second person before the first marriage has been... Read More
What Is an Advance Directive for Healthcare?
Advance Directive for Healthcare In the realm of healthcare, discussions about future medical care preferences... Read More
Why Getting a Will After Divorce is Essential
The Importance of Updating Your Will After Divorce in Georgia Divorce is undeniably one of life's most... Read More
Do I Need a Will?
What Happens If You Die without a Will in GA? If a person dies without a Will, their property is distributed... Read More
Why You Should Hire an Attorney to Draft Your Will
The Importance of Legal Guidance Since each state has unique estate laws, an experienced attorney will provide... Read More
What Is a Will?
Definition of a Will A will is a written document or oral declaration stating who will own the individual's... Read More
Name Change
What is a Name Change? A name change is a simple legal action filed in court by a person who wishes to change... Read More
Marrying Someone with Kids
Legal Responsibilities of a Step-Parent When parents divorce, the legal rights to a child remain with the... Read More
Can You Change Your Mind After Filing for Divorce?
Can I Reconcile with My Spouse After a Divorce Has Been Filed? Yes. Spouses may reconcile their marriage after... Read More
What is Family Law?
Define Family Law Family law is the branch of law which deals with legal matters related to the family. Areas... Read More
Why Counseling is Important After a Divorce
Counseling Before, During, and After Divorce If you think you may benefit from counseling, you should probably... Read More
Grounds for Divorce in India – Name Calling
In Georgia, and in the rest of the United States, there are specified grounds for divorce. O.C.G.A. §19-5-3. For... Read More
Money Issues and Divorce
There are hundreds of reasons people get divorced - from infidelity to battles over work and kids to irreconcilable... Read More
Living Close to Your Ex For The Sake of The Children
In most situations, when parents go through a divorce, one parent moves out and the entire family has to readjust to... Read More
Divorce and Frozen Embryos
With the advances in reproductive technology (such as in vitro fertilization, artificial insemination, and... Read More
Returning to Your Maiden Name After Divorce – Should You Do It?
Should I get a Name Change After Divorce? There are many decisions to be made when going through a divorce. For... Read More
Wrongful Birth Claims Barred Under Georgia Law
In October 2015, a Fulton County judge reinforced Georgia’s long held refusal to recognize wrongful birth... Read More
Can I Change My Child’s Name Post Divorce?
If you are a custodial parent, and you have ever wondered whether it would be possible to change your child’s... Read More
Gay Rights and Adoption
As discussed in a previous blog, in July the United States Supreme Court legalized same sex marriage nationwide,... Read More
Kim Davis and Same Sex Marriage
There are many people in this country who still do not accept the Supreme Court's June ruling legalizing same sex... Read More
Would You Ever Take a Divorce Selfie?
Yes, you read that correctly, a divorce selfie. Although selfies are generally reserved for happy or celebratory... Read More
Obtaining a Same-Sex Marriage License in Georgia
This summer, after the United States Supreme Court addressed the issue of gay marriage in the U.S. by ruling that... Read More
I’m Separated from My Spouse. Is It OK to Date?
Legally speaking, no it is absolutely not OK to date once you separate from your spouse in Georgia. Georgia divorce... Read More
The Ashley Madison Hack may Impact Marriages for Years to Come
There has been much acclaim in the news recently about the cyber-attack launched on the infamous cheating site... Read More
Get Married or Go to Jail?
Imagine a Judge giving you a choice - get married or go to jail. This is essentially what happened to a Texas man... Read More
Rights and Benefits of Marriage
As Atlanta Divorce attorneys, we often write about the four core topics of divorce, which include equitable... Read More
Online Tools that Can Help Strengthen your Marriage
In this digital age, the internet is a multifaceted tool that can be used in a variety of ways. From facilitating... Read More
Can Divorce Increase Your Risk of a Heart Attack?
We have posted several blogs on this site about the impact of divorce on one's health. Now, a new study reveals that... Read More
Same sex marriage legal nationwide – but some are refusing to comply
Unless you have been avoiding all news sources, you know that the United States Supreme Court recently legalized... Read More
5 Things Divorced Retirees Should Know about Social Security Benefits
During the divorce process, spouses often focus on dividing assets like bank accounts, retirement accounts and real... Read More
One Woman, Ten Marriages
In Georgia, a person can only enter into the contract of marriage if he/she: (1) is of sound mind, (2) is at least... Read More
Wondering What to do with Your Wedding Ring Post-Divorce?
Throw it in the ocean. Bury it. Flush it down the toilet. Mail it to his new girlfriend. These are all potential... Read More
Can I Force My Estranged Husband to Leave the Marital Home?
Divorce is stressful, and it is often characterized by escalating contention between the estranged spouses. Often,... Read More
Men, Don’t Cheat – You’ll Have A Heart Attack!
While the humorous title of this blog may make you laugh, don’t brush it off – it may actually be true.... Read More
In-laws and Marital Success
It is often said that when you get married, you are not just marrying your spouse but, rather, that you are also... Read More
Should I Hire a Private Investigator?
Hiring a private investigator may seem like an extreme measure to take during your Georgia divorce. But in some... Read More
Race and Child Custody
Religion, education, extracurricular activities, and medical decisions - these are all common sources of contention... Read More
Divorce May be Good for Your Health
Although it is no surprise that an unhealthy marriage can take a toll on both spouses mental, emotional and physical... Read More
Cheap Wedding = Happy Marriage?
Thanks, in part, to television and movies, many people associate the start of a marriage with a big, expensive, over... Read More
Can Renewing Wedding Vows Save a Marriage?
The brief answer to this question is: possibly - it all depends on the reason why a couple chooses to renew their... Read More
Break Ups and Social Media
This site has featured several articles about how social media can have an impact on your relationship and/or... Read More
Divorce Illegal in the Philippines
In the United States, many people take the daily freedoms we have for granted - including the freedom to divorce.... Read More
Going Through A Divorce? Check Into The Divorce Hotel
There are several ways to come to an agreement on the outstanding issues in your divorce action, including... Read More
Divorce Hardest On Children From High Income Families
Divorce is almost always difficult on the children involved as so many things in their lives are changing. They... Read More
Study Finds Link Between Height and Marital Success
Ladies, have you ever turned down a date with someone or broken up with a person because of his height - or lack... Read More
Should I Consider Annulment?
Many wonder should they seek divorce once financial, emotional, or other difficulties arise during marriage.... Read More
Midlife Eating Disorders and Divorce
Divorce is often hard on both parties, both emotionally, mentally, physically and economically. The loss of a... Read More
What If There Was No Divorce?
Each year, hundreds of thousands of couples marry each year in the United States, and it is estimated that at some... Read More
5 Things To Do Once Infidelity Is Discovered
Divorce hurts, and the pain resulting from divorce is often magnified if the divorce in precipitated by infidelity.... Read More
Who Is Generally Unhappier In A Marriage – Men or Women?
Everyone experiences periods of ups and downs in their marriage. But which gender is more likely to be unhappy in... Read More
What do I have to do to make my out-of-state marriage valid in Georgia?
Each state has different laws regarding who may get married in that state as well as different license and ceremony... Read More
Can I legally get married in Georgia?
There are several requirements for a valid marriage in Georgia. O.C.G.A. §19-3-2. Generally, a person capable... Read More
What is Surrogacy?
Georgia couples who are experiencing problems conceiving have more options than ever before to help them grow their... Read More
Possible Link Between Divorce And Childhood Obesity
There are several blogs posted on this site discussing the link between marriage/divorce and health. Thus far, all... Read More
Adultery: Do You Know Where Your Spouse Has Been?
As Georgia divorce attorneys, we are intimately familiar with the fact that adultery plays a factor in a large... Read More
Facebook May be to Blame in Some Divorces
A research study lead by Russell Clayton, a doctoral student in the University Of Missouri School Of Journalism... Read More
Can A Stressful Marriage Lead To Early Death?
There have been several recent studies about the health benefits marriage can have for a person. Another recent... Read More
Paternity vs. Legitimation in Georgia: What’s the Difference?
As Georgia divorce attorneys who help clients with domestic relations matters ranging from uncontested divorces and... Read More
Is Committing Adultery Genetic?
One of the first questions likely asked by a person who has been cheated on is "WHY?" According to a new survey, we... Read More
Setting Aside Paternity Judgments in Georgia
Prior to 2002, when Georgia's current statutory law regarding setting aside paternity judgments was enacted, it was... Read More
Can A Girlfriend/Boyfriend Be Claimed As A Tax Break?
An article on cnn.com entitled "My girlfriend is a tax break" recently caught my eye. "My girlfriend is a tax... Read More
Online Resources for Adoption Leads
Adoption can be a promising time, full of hope about a future addition to a family. However, for many families who... Read More
Putative Father Registry: Can I Deny Paternity?
The simple answer to the question posed above is: Yes, it is possible for you to rescind your acknowledgement or... Read More
Georgia Putative Father Registry
What is the putative father registry in Georgia? In Georgia, the putative father registry is a statewide... Read More
Georgia Adoption Facts: Part II
As a follow-up to our first segment, below are several more facts regarding the adoption process in Georgia.... Read More
Signing the Birth Certificate is Not Enough
As Atlanta divorce attorneys, we often hear one common misnomer repeated over and over again by biological fathers... Read More
Georgia Adoption Facts: Part 1
The adoption process in Georgia is complex and may seem overwhelming and intimidating at first impression. However,... Read More
Engagement Ring May Be Viewed As Irrevocable Gift by Courts
"Who gets the engagement ring after a broken engagement?" This is a question that we as Atlanta divorce attorneys... Read More
New Jersey Mothers May Restrict Putative Fathers’ Access to Delivery Room
In an opinion rendered and authored by Judge Mohammed, New Jersey's Superior Court ruled that in cases when the... Read More
5 Unconventional Signs of Infidelity
There are countless articles, advice columns and books dedicated to helping individuals detect whether their spouse... Read More
Putative Fathers Sue Utah Over Adoption Laws
According to Fox News, twelve men are suing the state of Utah over their claim that the state's adoption laws are... Read More
Increasing Divorce Rates May Indicate Economic Recovery
It may be hard to conceptualize initially, but the recent increase in the U.S. divorce rate may be a good thing for... Read More
Is Divorce Good for the Economy?
Over the last three years, studies have shown that the U.S. divorce rate has been increasing steadily since it hit a... Read More
More Couples Opting for Extended Separation in Lieu of Divorce
As Georgia divorce attorneys, we have seen firsthand the developing trend of couples opting for extended separation... Read More
The Effect of Employment on Divorce
According to a new study concentrating on the impact of spousal employment on divorce suggests that there is a... Read More
January is Divorce Month
Certain months commemorate specific events - February is Black History Month. April is National Autism Awareness... Read More
Defining Infidelity
For purposes of divorce in Georgia, adultery (infidelity) is defined as sexual relations with a person other than... Read More
Divorce Rates: Red States vs. Blue States
If someone were to ask you whether the divorce rate is higher in traditionally "red" states or traditionally "blue"... Read More
Delegitimation is Possible in Georgia but is Not Favored
In Georgia, in order for a man to be deemed the legal father of a child, the child must have been born during... Read More
Moving Post-Divorce
When a person goes through a divorce, that person is likely looking for a clean split from their spouse – the... Read More
Dating after divorce – How does it affect the kids?
At some point after a divorce, it is possible, or even likely, that each party will begin to date again. If... Read More
Fulton County Parenting Seminar Information – 2014
Under Georgia law, both parties in a divorce are required to attend a parenting seminar in Georgia if the parties... Read More
No Legal Separation in Georgia
Legal separation is a concept that many are aware of due to media coverage of celebrity or other high profile... Read More
Can a couple’s drinking habits predict divorce?
When you choose to get married, you have most likely found someone with whom you share similar interests and... Read More
Gwinnett County Parenting Seminar Information – 2014
Under Georgia law, both parties in a divorce are required to attend a parenting seminar in Georgia if the parties... Read More
Cheating Spouse’s Guide to Rebuilding Marriage Post Adultery
You've cheated. You are laden with feelings of guilt and despair, and desperately want to come clean with your... Read More
Forsyth and Cherokee County Parenting Seminar Information – 2014
Under Georgia law, both parties in a divorce are required to attend a parenting seminar in Georgia if the parties... Read More
Dekalb County Parenting Seminar Information – 2014
Under Georgia law, both parties in a divorce are required to attend a parenting seminar if the parties have... Read More
Using Affidavits in Family Law Cases
Most people have heard the term "affidavit," but what is it and how can it be beneficial in a family law case?... Read More
Want to Catch Your Cheating Spouse in the Act? There’s an App for That
Well, there used to be an app for that, the "Boyfriend Tracker." This app which was available in Google's Play store... Read More
Do I Have to Attend a Parenting Seminar?
In Georgia, several counties have chosen to implement parenting seminars, which are programs "designed to educate... Read More
How Do You Really Feel About Your New Spouse’s Role as Step Parent?
"You won't understand until you have your own kids." "You're not the parent here." "You'll never love them as much... Read More
Coping with Divorce at Christmas
The holiday season, especially Christmas is often an especially difficult for divorced parents. In many parenting... Read More
Fulton County Family Law Information Center
For people who choose to represent themselves in a family law case, the task of filing the petition and all the... Read More
Do You Know Your Judge?
If you have a divorce, child custody or any other family law case in Fulton County, it is important to note that... Read More
Are You Holding Out For The Holidays?
The holiday season - it should be a time of joy, happiness and thankfulness. However, for many individuals trapped... Read More
Attorney’s Fees as Penalty
In Georgia, a party's behavior in a case may result in that party paying his/her opponent's attorneys fees as a... Read More
Am I Eligible to Obtain an Annulment in Georgia?
The short answer to this question is: It depends on the circumstances of your marriage. Although this may seem like... Read More
Ask These Questions Before Marriage, Or Learn the Answers During Divorce
Thinking of getting married in the near future? If so, there are a few key financial questions that you should ask... Read More
Third Time Isn’t Always the Charm: Divorce More Likely After Second and Third Marriages
We have all heard the statistic that in the United States, nearly 50% of all first marriages end in divorce.... Read More
Can I be forced to pay my spouse’s attorney’s fees if I don’t make enough money?
In Georgia, attorney's fees may be granted in a number of family law cases: alimony, divorce and alimony, or... Read More
2013 Year-End Tax Planning Whitepaper
We wanted to share with everyone a great piece on year-end tax planning from National Wealth Planning Strategies... Read More
Texting and Family Law
As texting becomes more prominent in our daily lives, people are using this mode of communication as an... Read More
How Do I Obtain a Family Violence Protective Order in Georgia?
To obtain a family violence protective order in Georgia, the victim must file a Petition in the Superior Court of... Read More
Paternity vs. Legitimation in Georgia
In Georgia, there are two domestic relations actions that specifically relate to the father child relationship,... Read More
Are You Forgiving Your Spouse’s Adultery? Your Divorce Case May Suffer
Forgiveness may be good for the soul, but it could possibly be very damaging to your divorce case. According to... Read More
My divorce attorney won’t return my calls – What can I do?
If your divorce attorney is not returning your calls, you need to take immediate steps to protect yourself. First,... Read More
Happily Ever After: The Money Talk
We all enjoy having money, but for some reason money isn't always the most popular topic of conversation, especially... Read More
Happily Ever After: Got Cold Feet?
As you think about our upcoming wedding day, are you experiencing an overwhelming sense of joy and happiness, or are... Read More
Happily Ever After: Who the Bleep Did I Marry?
How well do you really know your future spouse? Many future husbands or wives to be may scoff at this question... Read More
Happily Ever After: Are you Marrying Someone With Children?
Learn More About Co-Parenting & Child Custody Below Read Our Top Co-Parenting Tips Sample Visitation... Read More
Georgia Divorce Grounds – Incurable Mental Illness
There are thirteen grounds for divorce in Georgia, the eleventh of which is [i]ncurable mental illness."... Read More
Can I Restore my Maiden Name After Divorce?
Upon divorce, many women who chose to take on their husband’s last name during marriage often desire to resume... Read More
Andrea Sneiderman conviction and sentencing – What happens to the kids?
Andrea Sneiderman was recently convicted of several felony charges related to her husband's "Dunwoody day care"... Read More
Happily Ever After: Does Your Best Friend Pose a Risk to Your Future Marriage?
Will your best friend sabotage your future marriage? Most individuals considering marriage in Georgia would respond:... Read More
The Orlando Shaw Case: How Would Georgia Law Apply?
How would Georgia law apply to a divorce, child custody, paternity or legitimation action in which 22 children were... Read More
How To Change Your Georgia Divorce Attorney
As previously discussed in our post entitled “If I am not Satisfied with my representation, may I hire a new... Read More
Georgia Divorce Grounds – Impotency
There are thirteen grounds for divorce in Georgia, the third of which is "[i]mpotency at the time of the marriage."... Read More
Happily Ever After: Cutting the Apron Strings
In this third installment of Happily Ever After, our series concerning engagement and marriage in Georgia, we... Read More
Happily Ever After: 5 Things to Think About Before Walking Down the Aisle
In this second installment of our series Happily Ever After, we will discuss a few issues that any couple seeking... Read More
Georgia Divorce Grounds – Intermarriage
There are thirteen grounds for divorce in Georgia, the first of which is "[i]ntermarriage by persons within the... Read More
Happily Ever After: Getting Married in Georgia
In this first installment of Happily Ever After, a series offering helpful tips to those considering marriage in... Read More
Name Change After Georgia Divorce
In a Georgia divorce action, "a party may pray in his pleadings for the restoration of a maiden or prior name."... Read More
Georgia Annulment
A person has two options to end a marriage in Georgia - annulment or divorce. An annulment is much harder to come... Read More
Name change for child after Georgia legitimation?
An issue that periodically comes up in Georgia family law cases is a potential name change for a child affected by... Read More
What rights does a man have if he was married to the mother of the child and his name is on the child’s birth certificate, but later finds out the child is not his?
If a child is born to a Husband and Wife during the marriage, the child's legal parents are the Husband and Wife.... Read More
Could A Divorce Prevention Notice Save Your Marriage?
Many say that communication is the key to maintaining healthy relationships. If this indeed is the case, then... Read More
May I Record My Spouse’s Telephone Conversations in Georgia?
The answer to this question depends on whether you have his or her consent. If you are seeking to record your... Read More
Five Tax Related Traps to Avoid During Your Georgia Divorce
Once again, we have entered the season with which many accountants have a love-hate relationship: Tax Time.... Read More
Social Media and Georgia Divorce
Social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or Tumblr are often wonderful ways to remain connected with... Read More
If I Am Not Satisfied With My Representation, May I Hire Another Georgia Family Law Attorney?
The short answer to this query is: Certainly. Now for the more detailed version… Before you retain attorney, it... Read More
Tips for Hiring a Georgia Divorce Attorney – Part 2
As a counterpart to last week’s Tips for Hiring a Georgia Divorce Attorney – Part 1, below are five... Read More
What Constitutes Fraud Sufficient to Obtain an Annulment in Georgia?
There are six grounds that a couple or an individual may assert in order to receive an annulment in Georgia. The... Read More
Georgia Step Parent Adoption
In Georgia, blended families are becoming more and more prevalent. As a result, many Georgia couples wonder: "May I... Read More
Should a child be permitted to testify in Georgia family law cases?
In family law cases, courts often have to find a balance between allowing a child to testify, and protecting that... Read More
Is the Divorce Rate in the United States Really 50%?
Today, it is not uncommon to hear the phrase, "50% of all marriage in the United States end in divorce." This... Read More
Does Georgia Recognize Common Law Marriages Consummated in Other States?
Although Georgia stopped recognizing common law marriages entered into within the state as of January 1, 1997,... Read More
How long should I wait for my former spouse to perform under our Georgia divorce agreement?
How long is too long to wait for your former spouse to perform under the terms of your Divorce Agreement? The... Read More
New Court of Appeals Ruling with Important Implications for Atlanta Family Violence Cases
In May of this year, the Georgia Court of Appeals made an important decision which may impact how Petitions for... Read More
Grandparents’ rights in Georgia
Georgia family law attorneys are often asked about the rights grandparents have to see their grandchildren.... Read More
Applying the correct rule to a fraudulent conveyance issue in Georgia
In Georgia, if a person is confronted with a trust case involving fraudulent conveyance, the first question they... Read More
Adultery and Divorce in Georgia
In Georgia, adultery, defined as a person voluntarily having "sexual intercourse with a person other than his or... Read More
More couples choosing to cohabitate, but remain unmarried
In Georgia and in other parts of the country, more and more couples are choosing to live together without getting... Read More
Can a Georgia divorce lawyer testify in murder case?
A recent article on ABAJournal.com recently reported how one Georgia court is currently wrestling with a tough a... Read More
Legitimation and due process in Georgia
The Georgia Court of Appeals recently affirmed the grant of a petition for legitimation over the mother’s... Read More
Can I get a temporary protective order in Georgia against someone who does not live in Georgia?
A temporary protective order can be issued against someone who does not live in Georgia. O.C.G.A. §19-13-2 gives... Read More
Termination of parental rights in Georgia when father is not on birth certificate
As a Georgia family law attorney, I was recently asked how parental rights could be terminated for a father who is... Read More
Prohibited marriages in Georgia – Degrees of relationship
In Georgia, there are certain degrees of relationship within which marriage is prohibited. Specifically, marriage... Read More
Family law and Facebook
In this era of social networking websites such as Facebook and My Space, you can find out just about anything... Read More
How do I change my last name back to my maiden name as part of a divorce in Georgia?
In a Georgia divorce, there are two documents where you can ask for your name to be restored back to your maiden... Read More
Attorneys Fees in a Georgia Divorce under O.C.G.A. § 19-6-2
According to O.C.G.A. § 19-6-2, you can be awarded attorney’s fees in a divorce, but the award of attorney’s... Read More
Can I record telephone conversations in Georgia?
When two parties are going through a divorce, one party may feel that it is necessary to record the telephone... Read More
Georgia Divorce Procedure: Determining the Separation Date
As a divorce attorney in Atlanta, I have noticed a recent trend wherein the simple question of when was the... Read More
Stepparent Adoption in Georgia
A child may be adopted by the spouse of his/her parent in Georgia regardless of whether the child’s other parent... Read More
Can I be legally separated from my spouse in Georgia?
Additional Resources Related to Legal Separation Legal Separation & Informal Separation in depth... Read More
Grounds for a divorce in Georgia
Georgia is a “no-fault” divorce state, so you can get a divorce based solely on the grounds that the marriage... Read More
Social Security Benefits After a Divorce
If you and your former spouse were married for longer than ten (10) years and paid into the Social Security Trust... Read More
Common Law Marriage in Georgia
Common law marriage is a marriage recognized in some states even when there has been no official ceremony performed... Read More
Divorce and Taxes
This blog entry regarding tax issues related to a divorce is intended to alert you to issues to think about and... Read More
Evidence at temporary hearing vs. final hearing in divorce case in Georgia
In Georgia, there is a difference between the evidence that can be presented in a temporary hearing versus a final... Read More
Georgia Grounds for Divorce – Marriage is Irretrievably Broken
In Georgia, parties cannot obtain a divorce except on one of 13 grounds allowed by law,the thirteenth of which is... Read More
How do I change my name after my Georgia divorce?
In Georgia, it is fairly simple to restore your maiden name after a divorce. Specifically, Georgia law states that... Read More
How long must I live in Georgia before I can file for divorce?
According to O.C.G.A. 19-5-2, you must reside in the State of Georgia for a period of six (6) months before you... Read More
Number of Divorced Women Increasing in the United States
A research study by Bowling Green State University's National Center for Marriage and Family Research (NCFMR)... Read More
Common law marriage in Georgia
Atlanta divorce attorneys are often asked about common law marriage. According to Georgia law, “no common-law... Read More
Atlanta Divorce Lawyer’s Guide to Grounds for Divorce – Pregnancy
In Georgia, parties cannot obtain a divorce except on one of 13 grounds allowed by law.OCGA §19-5-3. The fifth... Read More
Georgia Divorce Grounds – Adultery
There are thirteen grounds for divorce in Georgia, the sixth of which is adultery. OCGA §19-5-3(6). In... Read More
Limited Exception to Grandparents’ Rights Statute in Georgia
The Supreme Court of Georgia recently affirmed and clarified a limited exception to the law that allows... Read More
Georgia Divorce Grounds – Force, Menace, Duress or Fraud
There are thirteen grounds for divorce in Georgia, the fourth of which is "[f]orce, menace, duress, or fraud in... Read More
Adult Adoption in Georgia
When you think of adoption, you likely think of a couple adopting a newborn baby or young child who has been... Read More
Can a Georgia Judge Refuse to Grant a Divorce?
In a word - yes. In Georgia, there are 13 grounds for divorce - intermarriage by persons within the prohibited... Read More
Timing of appeal is determinative in Georgia custody case
If you are considering appealing a Georgia custody order, it is important to consider the timing of your appeal.... Read More
Georgia divorce – Who pays for it?
A question Georgia divorce attorneys are often asked is “Who pays for the divorce?” Generally, each party pays... Read More
Divorce and social security benefits in Georgia
According to a "When a Divorce Pays Off," in the Wall Street Journal, elderly Americans may be missing out on... Read More
What Is A Divorce?
This may seem like a fairly simple question and, in actuality, it is simple – a divorce is a legal action in... Read More
Grandparent visitation rights in Georgia
The Supreme Court of Georgia recently heard an interesting case regarding visitation rights for grandparents whose... Read More
Is Withholding Sex From a Spouse Sufficient Grounds for a Georgia Divorce?
In Georgia, there are thirteen grounds for divorce. These include:1) Intermarriage between certain relatives;2)... Read More
Assisted reproductive technologies and family law in Georgia
In Georgia, as well as around the world, conceiving a child with the use of assisted reproductive technologies can... Read More