Every year your life becomes more and more intertwined with technology. You post fond memories on social media, take digital photos and even invest in digital currency. Unfortunately, this makes things complex when you are going through a divorce. So, what happens to...
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Determining horse ownership in a Georgia divorce
When a couple decides to divorce, dividing property can become a complex issue, particularly when it comes to unique assets like horses. In Georgia, horses are not just considered pets but assets, and their division during a divorce can become a contentious issue....
What do Georgia divorce courts consider separate property?
In Georgia, when a couple decides to divorce, they must divide their marital property between them. Marital property includes all assets acquired during the marriage, but not all property is marital property. The courts see some property as separate property and is,...
Navigating co-parenting as a newly divorced parent
The divorce process often entails many hardships, but the trials that come afterward can be equally challenging. Navigating a co-parent lifestyle rarely comes easy, even after an amicable split. Co-parenting can be difficult for both fathers and mothers who are...
Who gets the dog? Pet custody issues in divorce
Dividing assets during a divorce is not always a simple process, especially when the assets in question are animals you both love dearly. There are many laws pertaining to child custody, but when it comes to animal companions, there are very few specific regulations....
5 reasons why a child custody agreement needs amending
The court issues child custody orders, and while legally binding documents, it is possible to change the orders. Changing the orders must happen through the court, and there are five reasons when you may need to request a modification. 1. Co-parenting challenges Even...
How are retirement accounts divided in a Georgia divorce?
Georgia courts practice the equitable distribution of property when presiding over divorce hearings. A fair resolution is sought based on the circumstances of each divorcing spouse. What exactly does this mean and how does it affect retirement accounts? Equitable...
Who keeps the horse in a divorce?
Starting the divorce can leave couples with a lot of questions about who will take what property. This concern may be extremely worrisome in the context of animals. People who own horses often tend to love them like family, but working out who will get a horse is a...
A Temporary Protective Order may provide security during divorce
If you are facing a high-conflict divorce, you may worry about your spouse’s actions during and after your separation. Whether your spouse is physically or emotionally abusive or you believe he or she may try to take advantage of you financially, a Temporary...
Is it possible to divorce out of court?
If you and your spouse have decided to end your marriage, you may think that litigation is the only path to divorce. Litigation is always on the table, but you have other options. You might choose negotiation, mediation or collaborative divorce. Mediation A form of...