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A layoff can strain a household budget and leave little room for everyday expenses. For divorced parents, the pressure often includes concern about meeting a child's needs without a steady paycheck. If you are paying child support, you might worry about falling behind...
Many people bring savings into a marriage or receive an inheritance during it, then use those funds for the life they share with a spouse. If you face a divorce in Georgia or want to plan ahead, you may wonder whether that money still belongs to you alone. How do...
You are choosing flowers for your wedding when a discussion about savings turns into questions about property and financial security. Those questions may feel uncomfortable, but addressing them early can clarify your expectations. If you are engaged, knowing what to...
Divorce and other family law disputes do not always need to be settled in court. For many Georgia families, mediation offers a practical alternative that can reduce conflict while still protecting what matters most. If you are facing this choice, deciding between...
The amount of change during teenage years may be second only to the growth that occurs during a child’s toddler years. Any parent knows the teenage years are filled with a push for independence. This is developmentally appropriate but not always easy to parent –...
Georgia’s child support system underwent a massive shift on January 1, 2026. Senate Bill 454 changed how the state calculates monthly payments for families. These updates aim to make support more predictable and fair for every parent and child involved. Counting...
Deciding to file for a divorce can be one of the hardest decisions you make in your life. While this is only one part of the road ahead, you must also face the legal technicalities of the process. Here are three requirements you should not miss. Residency in Georgia...
As children approach adulthood, many families assume that child support and parenting issues will naturally wind down. In reality, a transition to college can introduce a new set of financial and logistical concerns that may impact both of a child’s co-parents. ...
You and your partner built a life together, full of hope and trust. Maybe your partner promised to earn the money while you focused on raising your kids and running the home. Years later, if you are getting a divorce, that same partner might not want to admit how much...
A parenting plan helps set the schedule for a family when parents separate or divorce. Typically, negotiating a parenting plan requires the establishment of a specific breakdown of overnight parenting time. Parents may also include a secondary schedule addressing...