Remarriage can change several aspects of your divorce agreement in Georgia. If you're receiving alimony and decide to remarry, those payments typically end automatically under Georgia family law. However, if you're paying alimony and you remarry, your obligation continues. Child support and custody arrangements may also be modified when either parent remarries, but the process […]
Yes, you can file for divorce while pregnant in Georgia. The state doesn't prohibit couples from starting or completing divorce proceedings during a pregnancy. However, pregnancy adds layers of complexity to the process. Courts must address paternity, future child support, and custody matters, which often require careful timing and planning. As a trusted family law […]
If your spouse dies before your Georgia divorce is finalized, the divorce case automatically ends. You become a widow or widower rather than a divorced person. The marriage terminates by death instead of a court decree, and your legal affairs shift from divorce court to probate court. This change affects everything from property rights to […]
Summer vacation often means family trips, beach vacations, and visits with relatives. But for divorced or separated parents, travel plans can create conflict. One of the most common questions parents ask is: "Can my ex take our children on vacation without my permission?" The answer depends on your Georgia custody order and parenting plan. In […]
As the school year ends, many families start thinking about major life changes - including moving to a new home, city, or even another state. For parents with a child custody order in Georgia, the child custody relocation decision is not just personal - it is legal. If you share custody of your child, you […]
Mother’s Day can be an emotional and meaningful time for families. But for divorced or separated parents in Georgia, it can also bring frustration and confusion - especially if the parenting plan says it is not your year to have your child. So what happens then? Do mothers automatically get their children on Mother’s Day? […]
Georgia courts stand by one single objective - to do what is in the best interest of the child. In most situations, that means providing access to care, support, and relationships with both parents. However, in some cases, that balance is disrupted. As your Georgia family law attorney, we encourage you to act if your […]
As a Georgia family law attorney, one of the most important parts of the work we do is protecting children and families from abusive situations. If you are at risk right now, and your safety or the health of your child is in question, call 911 and seek immediate care. Attorney Sharon Jackson LLC offers […]
March is Women’s History Month, a time to recognize the strength, resilience, and progress of women across generations. It is also a powerful reminder that financial independence is one of the most important forms of empowerment. With International Women’s Day on March 8, this month is the ideal time to talk about how to protect […]
Divorce affects nearly every aspect of your financial life – including insurance. Yet divorce and insurance coverage is one of the most overlooked areas during a Georgia divorce. Failing to update policies can leave you exposed to liability, uninsured, or financially vulnerable long after your divorce decree is finalized. As part of your divorce planning, […]
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