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Your subtitle goes right here.Relocating With A Child After Divorce In Georgia
Dealing with divorce or child custody cases can be emotionally fatigue and exhausting. So, after divorce or custody case, it is not uncommon for one of the spouses to choose to move away from the place where the couple made their home. Or else, one spouse may need to...
Child Custody Modifications in Georgia
If your current child custody arrangement no longer works for you, you may need to request a child custody modification in court. However, it is not always easy to modify a custody arrangement that has been ordered by the court or agreed upon by you and your child’s...
What You Need to Know About a Joint Bankruptcy
If you are married and considering filing for bankruptcy in Georgia, you can choose to decide whether to file for a joint bankruptcy petition or an individual bankruptcy petition. When you file a joint bankruptcy, you and your spouse file a single bankruptcy papers...
Divorce and Trust Assets in Georgia
Assets, such as inheritances, a trust and significant property obtained by gift are usually highly debated issues in a divorce. However, an irrevocable trust that is carefully worded and properly timed can be helpful in protecting some of your assets from being...
Estate Planning Pitfalls
Estate plans are important tools used to plan for retirement and end of life care. Estate plans are not just for wealthy individuals. Anyone with income or property will benefit from an estate plan. The purpose is not necessarily to distribute a large amount of assets...
Bankruptcy & Divorce: Till Debt Do Us Part
Are you thinking of filing for bankruptcy and you are in the process of getting a divorce? If both of these things are going in parallel, then the timing can be very critical and it important for you to evaluate your options. Often times money problems can lead to...
