Atlanta Family Law Blog

The most meaningful and the most difficult parts of life often relate to family. That also makes these aspects of life extremely complicated, which is why the law and legal counsel exist to help people come to acceptable resolutions. In …

If you are going through a Georgia divorce, you may wonder whether your spouse’s wrongdoing can be used against him or her—or whether something you have done could potentially get used against you. While Georgia—like most states—offers a no-fault divorce, …

If you are divorcing in Georgia, tax implications may not be on your radar. However, the specifics of filing taxes after divorce—and how your divorce decree reflects those specifics—could have significant implications. Dates are also important, as the filing status …

When you take two complex issues—taxes and divorce in this case—you can find yourself in a tangled web of financial and even legal mistakes just waiting to be made. Your first mistake might be failing to seek professional help. A …

In Georgia, you do not need to prove fault in order to get a divorce. However, sometimes proving fault is advantageous for one spouse. A fault-based divorce is one in which the person filing for divorce must prove that their …

In Georgia, divorcing couples do not need to prove fault in order to get divorced. You can get divorced simply because you have grown apart or have irreconcilable differences. However, there are times when it may benefit one party to …