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Does Co-Parenting Ever Get Easier? 6 Tips From A Family Lawyer

Does Co-Parenting Ever Get Easier? 6 Tips From A Family Lawyer

If you’re currently navigating the choppy waters of co-parenting after a split, you’ve probably wondered on more than one restless night: Will this ever get easier? As an experienced child custody lawyer in Atlanta, I’ve worked with countless divorced and separated parents struggling to find their new normal. And while I won’t sugarcoat it –

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Coping With Extended Family During A Break-Up, Separation Or Divorce

Coping With Extended Family During A Break-Up, Separation Or Divorce

Separation and divorce are incredibly common these days. According to the American Psychological Association, about 40 to 50 percent of married couples in the United States end up divorcing. The breakup rate is even higher among couples who live together but aren’t married.  But commonplace as they may be, the end of a long-term relationship

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Can Too Much Screen Time on Smartphones Lead to Divorce

Can Too Much Screen Time on Smartphones Lead to Divorce?

Nearly everyone has a smartphone these days. We use them for everything from staying connected with loved ones to managing our schedules. But could our increasing reliance on these devices damage our most important relationships?  Recent research suggests that excessive smartphone use may be linked to lower marital satisfaction and even a higher risk of

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Can Social Media Messages Be Used in Divorce Court

Can Social Media Messages Be Used in Divorce Court

We use platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and WhatsApp to stay connected with friends and family, share photos and life updates, and sometimes vent about personal matters. But if you are going through a divorce in Georgia, it’s critical to understand that what you post on social media might get used as evidence against you

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Can My Wife Take My 401K in a Divorce

Can My Wife Take My 401K in a Divorce?

One of the most common concerns for many individuals facing a divorce is the division of assets, particularly retirement accounts like 401Ks. If you’ve been diligently saving for your golden years, you might wonder, “Can my wife take my 401K in a divorce?” The answer is yes. Your wife can take some of your 401K,

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Do I Get My Ex-Husband's Social Security If He Dies

Do I Get My Ex-Husband’s Social Security If He Dies?

Divorce is a complex process with far-reaching implications, even after the final papers are signed. One of the most common questions we receive from our clients is whether they are entitled to their ex-husband’s Social Security benefits if he passes away. In this blog post, we’ll explore the eligibility requirements and the factors determining whether

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What Do Judges Look For In Child Custody Cases in Georgia

What Do Judges Look For In Child Custody Cases in Georgia?

If you’re a parent going through a divorce in Atlanta, Georgia, one of your primary concerns is likely maintaining custody of your children. The thought of losing precious time with your kids or not being able to see them every day can be devastating. You may be worried about how the divorce will impact your

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Father’s Rights Without Custody Agreement

Father’s Rights Without Custody Agreement

Without a custody agreement, many fathers in Georgia struggle to maintain meaningful relationships with their children. They may experience frustration as they strive to define or preserve their role in their children’s lives without the guidance of clear legal agreements. They may also face significant legal hurdles and obstacles that prevent them from being present

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How Much is Child Support For One Kid in Georgia

How Much is Child Support For One Kid in Georgia?

Figuring out child support in Georgia can be confusing. As a parent, you want what is best for your child, and understanding the financial aspects of raising them is an essential part of that responsibility. However, no one wants to pay more than is necessary, especially when trying to make ends meet after a divorce.

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