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- 10 Questions to Ask your Divorce Lawyer in Georgia: Part 2
A divorce is a delicate matter that should be handled by both experienced and helpful divorce lawyer. Ask the right questions to find the attorney that best fits your needs!
- Q&A to Signing a Prenuptial Agreement in Georgia
Signing a prenuptial agreement in Georgia is a major decision. Always make an informed decision whether or not you decide to sign an agreement.
- Vacation Homes Can Spell Trouble in High-Asset Divorces
Vacation homes often spell trouble in divorces because they are generally high-value properties. Failure to come to an out-of-court agreement on the vacation home can result in the court stepping in and making the decision for you.
- Explaining the Difference in Alimony & Child Support
Alimony, or "spousal support" is often confused with child support. Although both forms of payment are the result of a divorce, the two concepts are very different from one another.
- How to Fill Out a Family Law Financial Affidavit in Florida
In concept, a financial affidavit is a simple document. It is a sworn statement of your income, expenses, assets, and liabilities. The form for the affidavit is prescribed by the Florida Supreme Court. Both parties must file and serve a financial affidavit in a divorce case. Let me give you some ideas about what different expense might seem appropriate and then I'll tell you why each of them is defective:
- All About Alimony
Payments can be made to a spouse deemed as dependent if the court finds that they are financially reliant on their other spouse. Alimony can come with other names. It is known as spousal support or maintenance depending on the state. Regardless of what it is called, it seeks to gain the same goal: provide a dependent spouse with financial compensation.
- Modification of Alimony Orders
Are spousal support payments becoming too much for you to handle? You may be able to have these orders legally modified with the help of an attorney! You may have gone through the process of divorce some time ago. Circumstances change as time goes on, which means that the divorce agreement that worked for you initially may not be working for you now. Legally, there is something you can do about this.
- Eagles' Owners to File for Divorce in PA
The billionaire owners of the Philadelphia Eagles have announced their decision to file for divorce in PA after 20 years of marriage. The owners of the Philadelphia Eagles, Jeffrey and Christina Lurie, have announced their decision to divorce, ending their marriage of 20 years.
- New York No Fault Divorce
New York was the last State in the Nation to adopt no-fault divorce. Learn how no-fault divorce makes it easier for you to get the divorce you deserve. On October 11, 2010 New York divorce law finally joined the rest of the United States when it began to allow no fault divorce. A no fault divorce simply means that you no longer have to prove that your spouse is at fault for the court to permit you to get divorced.
- Legal Separation in California - What is Legal Separation?
Legal separation is an alternative to divorce for couples not wanting an official ending of the marriage for any multitude of reasons. Legal separation has the same grounds for divorce (irreconcilable differences or insanity). The separation is actually a legal agreement outlining the responsibilities of both parties. Similar to divorce, things like child support, alimony, and division of shared property are agreed upon for the legal separation.

