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How Much Child Support Will I Get in Georgia?
If you’re in the midst of a divorce (or considering one), child support can be one of the most concerning matters. Will you be able to effectively care for your children as a single parent? The...
Co-parenting After Divorce: Is a Shared Custody Agreement Right for You?
For most couples without children, divorce is a final goodbye. They walk away from the marriage and never see each other again. The picture is quite different when you have children. Yes, divorce...
Reaching a Child Custody Agreement Without Going to Court
Most people don’t want to get embroiled in a messy divorce. But many divorcing couples don’t know how to avoid it. Finances and parenting are two of the biggest stressors in a healthy marriage....
How to Manage Divorce During the Holidays: 9 Tips for a Peaceful Season
Whether your family celebrates Christmas, Kwanzaa, Chanukah, or the winter solstice, getting through the holidays during a divorce is tough. Everything’s different than in years past, and the...
Should I File First?
If you’re anticipating a messy divorce with lots of fighting, there may be advantages to filing first. But what if you’re hoping for a divorce that’s a bit more peaceful? In that case, there are...
How Long Does it Take to Get a Divorce?
It may have taken years to get to this point, but now you're here: you know you want a divorce. And you probably want it to be over...well, yesterday. Of course, that's not an option (sadly). But...
Uncontested Divorce in Georgia: What You Need to Know
If you and your spouse both agree it’s time to move on from your marriage, you may think you’re ready to file for an uncontested divorce. But in Georgia, an uncontested divorce requires more than...
What is an Uncontested Divorce?
An uncontested divorce is one where the two parties (the spouses) agree on all the terms of the divorce without involvement from the court. Learn more about the pros and cons.
The Cost of Divorce in GA
The average Georgia divorce costs between $3700 and $21,000. How much control do you have over the final price?
How to File for Divorce in Georgia
There are two routes you can go when you get a divorce in Georgia — a contested or an uncontested divorce. What’s involved and which is right for you?
