Being served divorce papers, whether you expected them or not, may be stressful whether you’re in Georgia or any other state. When you are served with the initial divorce paperwork, it signifies that your spouse has started the legal process, and…
It’s common to want to break up a failing relationship as quickly as possible. Some couples should not rush to file for divorce, especially because there are many other effective alternatives to settle their differences, such counselling or mediation. However,…
Contrary to many other states, Georgia does not have a statute requiring a couple to reside apart before filing for divorce. While they are preparing for a divorce, it’s common for couples to temporarily live together. For financial reasons, to…
GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE IN GEORGIA Although the divorce laws in each state varied significantly, all jurisdictions require spouses to furnish the court with a legally acceptable cause, or grounds, for ending their marriage. Identifying the grounds for divorce entails informing…
Process of Discovery in a Divorce in Georgia For all parties involved, starting a divorce proceeding may be a daunting task. A party to a lawsuit can use the discovery process to get information from the other party or other parties.…