You know divorce will mean big changes for your finances. You may not even know yet what will happen with the home where you lived during the marriage let alone how much other property you will keep at the end of the process. You will likely need to make some major...
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How dividing assets works in a Georgia divorce
For many people who are getting divorced, the most important thing is to divide up the assets that they own. They’re very conscious of the fact that life is going to be different after the divorce, and they want to make sure that they are financially secure. They also...
What happens to your credit cards in a Georgia divorce?
For many couples preparing for divorce, trying to separate their financial resources and obligations will be one of the biggest challenges. It is typical for couples to focus on their assets when thinking about divorce. The average adult in Georgia considering the end...
Should you divorce during the school year?
Your children still go to elementary school, and they have a year left at this particular school. You want to get a divorce, but you also want to make the divorce as easy as possible for your kids. On one hand, they’re young enough that switching schools won’t be a...
How to get along with an ex when children are involved
Once you have reached the point where you file for divorce, she would likely prefer to minimize your interactions with your ex. Divorce is typically the last step after many months of conflict and possibly years of relationship to satisfaction. The unfortunate truth...
Is your marriage heading for divorce?
In long-lasting marriages, it is not uncommon for couples to fall into a sense of complacency. By “going through the motions” of a marriage, a spouse can miss any of the signs that their marriage is in danger of ending. You may not think your marriage is at risk, but...
How do you divide your assets during a divorce?
Georgia is an equitable distribution state. That means that you and your spouse will be expected to divide your assets fairly if you decide to divorce. Separate property is normally retained by the person who owned it before marriage. Marital property, which usually...
Who gets the house in a divorce?
You and your spouse may share a home right now, but do you know what happens if you decide to get a divorce? Who will keep your home, and do you have any right to a share in your home’s value? To determine who gets the house in a divorce, you first have to look at who...
Is alimony a thing of the past? Not really, for many divorcees
If you are getting a divorce, then one of the issues you’ll need to deal with first is your finances. If you have a job that supports you well, you may not need to turn to spousal support, but in some cases, it’s beneficial to the lesser-earning spouse. If you...
Division of property and debt — what you need to know when divorcing
Change in anyone's life is likely to be jarring, and things are no different when it comes to divorce. Property division and child custody are two of the primary issues that divorcing spouses worry about. One of the first questions that husbands or wives tend to ask...