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In Georgia, when divorcing couples can't reach an agreement on dividing marital property, a superior court judge steps in to equitably distribute assets and liabilities between the parties. Retirement plans often represent a significant portion of marital assets and must be considered in contested divorce cases. Any retirement plan established or enhanced during the marriage […]

As you prepare to tie the knot, the last thing on your mind might be the possibility of divorce. However, prenuptial agreements have become increasingly common, serving as a safety net for couples entering into marriage. These legally binding contracts outline the division of assets, debts, spousal support, and more in the event of a […]

Split custody refers to a situation where one parent has primary physical custody of one or more children, while the other parent has primary physical custody of the remaining child or children. In Georgia, the concept of split custody can significantly impact child support calculations. This arrangement can be complex, and it's crucial to understand […]

Supervised visitation in Georgia child custody is a court order that states all visits between the child and a parent must be conducted in the presence of a third party. Supervised visitation like this ensures there is someone else present to monitor the interaction. What is supervised visitation in Gwinnett County really for? The ultimate […]

With so much on the line in high net worth divorce cases, privacy is a paramount concern to limit public information about assets, debts, and details regarding the lifestyle of the parents and the children. There is also the risk of public scrutiny in many situations.  In addition to preventing the risk of public scrutiny, […]

In Georgia, debt incurred during the marriage is typically considered "marital debt" and divided equitably between spouses as part of the divorce settlement. However, there are exceptions and strategies that can impact how debt gets allocated. Here is a guide to understanding Georgia law regarding debt distribution. To protect your financial interests in your specific […]

When a family court makes a decision related to any legal matter, it is expected that all parties will follow that ruling to the fullest extent required. As life changes, there are instances in which this may no longer become possible or ideal for any member of the family. This is when family law modification may […]

You've heard of spouses cheating with other people, but what about cheating in money matters? This is called financial infidelity, and it's a betrayal that can be just as devastating to a marriage as romantic infidelity. In this article, we'll take you through the ins and outs of financial infidelity in Georgia – what it […]

It’s not a good idea to empty your 401(k) account before divorcing in Georgia, as this can result in tax penalties and even legal consequences. There are legal avenues, however, to withdraw from your retirement account if you need to access money for your divorce. Let’s take a look at important implications of 401(k) divorce […]

Divorce happens because people cannot get along and benefit from living a life separate from each other. When there are children involved, that process becomes more challenging and often results in the need for enhanced communication strategies that can streamline the way people interact. Most parents want to support their children’s best interests, but the […]