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April 25 is recognized as Parental Alienation Awareness Day (PAAD) in the United States, Canada, and Bermuda. This day was established as part of a global campaign to raise awareness about parental alienation—a behavior by a parent or trusted adult that can create alienation in the relationship between a child and another parent.  Understanding Parental […]

Seeking sole custody of your child during a divorce is one of the most challenging legal battles a parent can face, especially under Georgia's specific laws. This article will guide you through the process, legal standards, and practical steps to maximize your chances of securing sole custody while ensuring your child's best interests are prioritized. […]

Navigating a military divorce in Georgia can be complex, especially when it comes to dividing military retirement benefits. It’s crucial for both military members and their spouses to understand how military pensions are treated as marital property and what the law says about equitable division. This article breaks down the key aspects of military retirement […]

Dividing intellectual property (IP) is one of the most intricate aspects of asset division during a divorce in Georgia. From patents and copyrights to royalties and trademarks, these intangible assets often hold significant financial and emotional value, making their division a complex legal challenge. This article explores how intellectual property is handled in the Georgia […]

When military families face divorce, the challenges are often compounded by relocation, child custody disputes, and legal complexities. For military spouses in Georgia, understanding the legal landscape is essential. This article dives into how relocation impacts divorce cases, particularly when child custody is involved, and provides actionable insights to navigate these challenges effectively. Understanding Divorce […]

Divorce may be about a fresh start for you. For your college-bound child, divorce could seem like a barrier, especially if well-laid plans years ago do not carry over. However, with a bit of planning for divorce and college savings, it may be possible to protect your child's college savings and minimize financial loss. Now […]

The decision to file for divorce is always big, but does it matter if you file prior to your spouse's decision? In some situations, it may play a role in the outcome of your case. Filing for divorce first in Georgia could provide advantages in that it allows you to remain at the heart of […]

Adoption is the legal procedure through which an individual or a couple takes on the role of a parent for a child who is not biologically related to them. It entails a permanent transfer of legal rights and responsibilities from the child's biological parents or guardians to the adoptive parents. Adoption offers an opportunity for […]

Child support modifications can be a challenging process, especially for fathers in Georgia. As time passes and circumstances change, many dads wonder if they could update their existing support responsibilities or the amount of child support ordered by the court. This guide aims to shed light on the intricacies of modifying child support, providing fathers […]

One of the most significant and often overlooked aspects of property division in a Georgia divorce is the distribution of retirement benefits. Enter the Qualified Domestic Relations Order, or QDRO – a crucial legal document that plays a pivotal role in ensuring a fair division of retirement assets. Let's look at what QDROs mean in […]