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Life changes after divorce. Your income may increase or decrease. Your ex-spouse might remarry or start living with someone new. These shifts can make your original alimony arrangement feel unfair or outdated. If you're paying or receiving alimony in Georgia, you have options. The law allows for modifications when circumstances change significantly. Understanding when and […]

A divorce deposition is a formal legal proceeding where parties provide sworn testimony under oath, serving as a crucial part of the discovery process in Georgia divorce cases. This guide explains what to expect and how to prepare for a divorce deposition in Georgia. What Is a Divorce Deposition? Divorce depositions are formal, sworn statements […]

Going through a divorce is never easy, but choosing the right process can make a significant difference in your experience, costs, and outcomes. If you're considering divorce in Georgia, you have two primary paths: traditional litigation or mediation. Each approach has distinct advantages and drawbacks that could impact your family's future. What Is Divorce Mediation? […]

In the ideal world, you and your child’s other parent could agree on decisions about your child's care. Yet, that may not always be the case, and in some situations, you need to establish an agreement that outlines each parent's rights. That includes the right of first refusal in Georgia. At Attorney Sharon Jackson LLC, […]

Military families sacrifice far more than most realize. Many times, when military families face complicated, life-changing situations, like divorce, the process and implications are far more so than what is commonly expected in a non-military event. At Attorney Sharon Jackson LLC, we believe in providing military families with exceptional support even through the difficult times. […]

Filing for divorce in Gwinnett County, Georgia, generally costs a little under $300. Those are just the initial filing expenses and does not include the cost of an attorney. The longer and more contentious the divorce case, the more expensive it will be. On top of the court filing costs, you may have to prepare […]

A common issue that needs resolution in divorce cases is property division. Laws dictating how property and debts will be divided vary from state to state. In Georgia, marital property is divided equitably, and we explain how in this article. If you need legal advice for your specific situation, please consult our experienced divorce attorney. […]

FAQs from a Gwinnett County, Georgia Divorce Lawyer serving all of metro Atlanta Life insurance is a financial protection tool, one that will provide your heirs with the financial resources they need should something happen to you. Life insurance and divorce in Georgia can be confusing. If you were the beneficiary, you may no longer […]

Getting a divorce is not something that only people in their 20s and 30s do. Those who married, built a career, had children, and bought a house together may decide, later in life, that divorce is the necessary next step in life. This article explains considerations for a divorce after 50 in Georgia, often called […]

Understanding DIY Divorce Pro se divorce is Latin for "for oneself" which means representing yourself in divorce proceedings without a lawyer. In Georgia, you can legally file for divorce without hiring an attorney. While this option appeals to many people looking to save money, it carries significant risks that could impact your future for years […]