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Divorce Top Questions: How Do We Tell Our Kids That We Are Getting Divorced
Telling your kids about getting divorced is not easy. Here is some advice to help with the process.
5 Things That You Must Do During Your Divorce In Georgia
In this blog, we talk about the 5 things that you absolutely MUST do if you’re getting divorced in Georgia.
Top 5 things to avoid in your uncontested divorce
An uncontested divorce in Georgia is a smart choice because of the timeframe, ease and price. But so many people still think that their divorce is going to be like Liar Liar or Kramer vs Kramer...
5 Benefits of an Uncontested Divorce
In this blog, you will learn about 5 benefits of an uncontested divorce. Wondering if an uncontested divorce is the right path for your and your spouse? We've put together some factors to help you reach a decision.
Should I Change My Name After Divorce?
Deciding whether to change your last name is an incredibly personal decision. You will want to think about it before your divorce is finalized. As part of your divorce, your attorney can include...
What is 50/50 Custody?
A lot of clients tell me that they want a 50/50 custody schedule. But they do not always know what that means. They may have heard good things about it from friends who use a 50/50 custody...
5 Tips to Deal with Uncertainty in Divorce During Coronavirus
Going through a divorce in normal circumstances is difficult. There is a lot of uncertainty about what your future looks like. Right now, the entire world is in a state of uncertainty due to...
5 Ways to Survive Social Distancing While Getting Divorced
Many spouses stay in the same home while divorcing. There may be practical or financial reasons for doing so, but it can still be stressful. Add in the stress created by coronavirus and social distancing and things can get unpleasant fast. Here are five tips to make sheltering in place with your spouse a better experience.
6 Ways to Talk to Your Divorce Attorney While Sheltering in Place
Social distancing due to coronavirus has made finding privacy difficult. But if you are getting divorced, you likely need to talk to your attorney. With an Executive Order requiring all Georgians to shelter in place due to COVID-19, you need to get a little creative to talk to your attorney. Here are six ways you can find privacy to call your divorce attorney during coronavirus.
Can I Get Divorced while Social Distancing?
Coronavirus has caused many of us to suddenly spend a lot more time with our significant others. For some people, this time together may have made you realize you don’t want to stay together. If you know you want to get divorced, you are probably eager to get started. But you may be concerned that you won’t be able to get divorced under shelter-in-place orders. Since we don’t know how long COVID-19 will last, you might be feeling stuck.
