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How To Win Back Custody of Your Children Case Studies

How To Win Back Custody of Your Children

If you’ve lost custody of your children, you may feel like there is little hope. However, there are ways you can prove to the courts that your children belong with you. While the process of regaining custody is not easy, …

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How Can I Remove Myself from a Home Mortgage After a Divorce Case Studies

How Can I Remove Myself from a Home Mortgage After a Divorce

If you’re going through a divorce, hiring an experienced attorney can be one of the smartest decisions you make. Divorce is a complicated and emotional process; navigating it alone can lead to costly mistakes that could haunt you for years. …

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How Does a Judge Decide Who Gets What During a Divorce? Case Studies

How Does a Judge Decide Who Gets What During a Divorce?

Getting a divorce in Georgia can be a stressful and trying time for any couple. With emotions running high and financial assets at stake, couples don’t always agree on how to divide things fairly. When a couple cannot agree on …

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Do Both Parties Have To Agree to An Annulment? Case Studies

Do Both Parties Have To Agree to An Annulment?

No, both parties do not have to agree to get an annulment in Georgia. However, the courts do not grant annulments commonly and you must meet certain requirements before they will consider granting an annulment. If you are ending your …

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How Do I Terminate Child Support in Georgia family law

How Do I Terminate Child Support in Georgia?

If you are a Georgia parent paying child support, you might wonder if and when you can stop paying this support. Terminating child support is not easy and is governed by state laws. An experienced Atlanta child support attorney can …

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Divorce in Georgia Should Property Be in Both Spouses' Name family law

Divorce in Georgia: Should Property Be in Both Spouses’ Name?

During a divorce, property division is one of the most contentious issues. In Georgia, property acquired during the marriage is generally considered “marital property” and is subject to division between the two spouses. One question that often arises is whether …

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