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Purchasing a House with Your Partner? Protect Yourself with a Homeownership Contract
Moving in with your significant other can be an exciting time. Many think of it as a new adventure or an opportunity to spend even more time with the person they love. If you are considering...
Georgia Supreme Court Decision Impacts Children Conceived Through IVF
The Georgia Supreme Court has handed down a decision that could affect Georgia children conceived by in vitro fertilization (IVF). Following a three-year-long legal battle, the Court recently...
Risks of a DIY Divorce
You may have seen advertisements recently for websites offering fast, inexpensive, do-it-yourself divorces. While the concept may seem tempting, it is likely not the best way to go. When you are...
Top Reasons for Creating a Prenuptial Agreement
A prenuptial agreement, sometimes referred to as a “prenup,” is a legal agreement signed by a couple prior to their marriage. The agreement specifies who owns which assets, the rights and...
Co-Parenting for the Start of School
As the school year begins to ramp up, some parents may be feeling anxious about dealing with issues related to divorced or blended families. These parents are working hard to ensure that...
The Importance of Listening in Mediation
In Georgia, most family law cases are referred to mediation. This includes contested divorce cases – cases in which the parties do not agree on all the terms of a divorce – legitimations, and...
Summer Vacation Planning for Co-Parents
This week marks the official start of summer. While children are looking forward to their school breaks, and parents are anticipating some rest and relaxation – those who co-parent may be anxious...
How E-data Affects Domestic Litigation
Today, more than ever, our lives are lived online. In some ways, this connectivity is a convenience, but when it comes to family law litigation, our online presence can actually make things more...
Potential Tax Issues in Divorce
During this tax season, you may have questions about which “marital status” box to check when filling out your tax forms, or how your divorce may affect your taxes. How you file could impact...
Who Takes Custody of the Pets in a Divorce?
Today is National Love Your Pet Day. It is a time to reflect on the unique bond you have with your furry, feathered, hairy, scaled, or “other-ed” friends. According to a survey from the...
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