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1. What type of divorce should I file? Georgia law allows you to file for divorce under a no fault clause, meaning that you are seeking separation due to irreconcilable differences. You can also choose between filing an uncontested and contested case. Your lawyer will be able to help you decide which type...
Jurisdictional Defenses in Georgia divorce and family law cases present obligations and opportunities that, if properly handled, can result in a cost effective victory in preliminary matters that may set the tone for the final outcome of your case. It is important that your have an attorney that is well...
The Domestic Relations Financial Affidavit, which is also abbreviated as DRFA (Sample Form), is typically filled out before a Georgia divorce or family law case starts. The Georgia Domestic Relations Financial Affidavit is specifically required and outlined in the Georgia Code under the Uniform Superior...
When the topic of divorce comes up it is usually followed by words like child support, custody and alimony. When a married couple decides to get a divorce the assets they once shared are normally divided up. In some cases a spouse may experience a sudden decrease in income that was previously shared....
Traditionally, in the State of Georgia the courts respect that a father has a right to maintain the same name as his children so long that he is actively involved in a parental role for the children. For the most part today’s judges still uphold it is in a child’s best interest to be identified with...
Property in a family law or divorce case is one of the second most frequently contested issues in divorce following child custody. Marital property is the property that will be equitably divided in a Georgia divorce; however that property is not just limited to the property acquired prior to the divorce...
Questions To Ask Your Roswell Divorce Attorney
Jurisdictional Defenses for Divorce and Family Law Cases
What is a Domestic Relations Financial Affidavit?
What is Alimony?
Changing a Child’s Name Following Divorce
Do’s and Don’ts for Property in Divorce
Danny Coleman, MBA, Attorney
Susan Martin, PE, MBA, Attorney
