Divorce

What types of alimony are available in Georgia?

Sometimes, a divorce can result in financial hardships for one of the two spouses. In such cases, a family court may allow the affected spouse to receive spousal support, commonly known as alimony. Since support laws across the nation have evolved over the years,...

Divorce with an adopted child

If you have an adopted child, who was adopted by both you and your spouse during your marriage, it is virtually the same as having a biological child during a divorce. Nothing changes as far as the child’s rights or your rights as parents. You can address the same...

Seeking spousal support in Georgia

Ending a marriage can be a financial shock to spouses, especially if the spouse has less income or gave up a career to assist their soon-to-be ex or raise children. Spouses in Georgia may seek spousal support, commonly referred to as alimony, during their divorce to...

Making sense of child care costs after divorce

Divorced comes with many challenges. But often, one of the biggest is figuring out how to divide child care costs evenly. Doing so can be difficult, especially with today's high cost of living increases. According to 24/7 Wall Street, it only cost slightly more than...

Things to know about getting a divorce in Georgia

After being married for a while, you have found yourself growing apart from your spouse. Perhaps they mistreated you, or maybe the two of you have fallen out of love and would like to go your separate ways. Whatever the case is, you have made up your mind–you want a...