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  • 10 Questions to Ask your Divorce Lawyer in Georgia - Part 1

    It important to have a list of questions to ask when you're deciding which divorce lawyer is right for you. Ask about their previous experience, rate per hour, and so forth. This will help you as you move forward.

  • 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.

  • Prenups Aren't Only for the Wealthy

    The number one misconception about prenuptial agreements is that they are only for the wealthy. In truth, anyone who has anything before tying the knot, or even plans to acquire anything, should consider a prenup. A prenup is a contract signed prior to marriage that determines how the couple's assets will be divided in the event of a divorce.

  • 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.

  • Divorce Modification in Texas

    Anyone that needs more information about modifying a divorce decree to change custody details, visitation rights, child support conditions, or living situations should read this guide to Texas divorce modifications. Divorce modifications are different in every state, and in Texas the laws are as complex as any other state's laws. The following article describes in detail Texas laws pertaining to divorce modifications.

  • Ways to Find a Prenuptial Agreement Invalid

    It has become rather common for a couple to have a prenuptial agreement before a marriage. Many people are getting married at a much older age and with a 50% success rate of marriages it is important to have a backup plan should the marriage not play out as expected.

  • Divorce Hotels?

    Show about Divorce Hotel May Not be Realistic - By now, you may have heard about the Divorce Hotel in the Netherlands. This is a hotel that allows couples to get most of the details of their divorce worked out in a weekend. There is even talk of a reality television show that would follow this new idea. While the show is an interesting thought, and would likely be watched by many, there are some issues with it that may stand in the way of letting it become a reality.

  • Prenuptial Agreement

    While preparing for your upcoming wedding, the last thing you want to think about is getting divorced. When you are about to get married, you think of your partner as your best friend, so you are much more likely to be amicable and fair than when you are about to get divorced, when you probably, albeit not always, think of your partner as your worst enemy. That being said, here are 5 things to consider when drafting a prenuptial agreement:

  • Home Security

    In most divorces, the marital residence is one of the most substantial assets in the entire marital estate, if not the most substantial asset. What makes real estate unique from other assets, such as bank accounts, retirement accounts, and other investments, is that it is an asset usually tied to a liability, such as a mortgage or a home equity line. Consequently, when parties are going through a divorce, one of the challenges is determining what happens to the marital residence.

  • Hidden Dangers of Dividing Retirement

    For many divorcing couples, retirement accounts can represent much of the value of a marital estate. Retirement accounts come in various forms and include Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs), Roth IRAs, SEP IRAs, 401(k) plans, 403(b) plans, defined benefit pension plans, etc. Division of these various retirement accounts is a common concern for those separating or going through a divorce. Below are 3 important issues that arise with respect to retirement assets: