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Do You Have to Record a Separation Agreement in Georgia?
Georgia repealed the statute that required recording a separation agreement in superior court, so the old rule no longer applies.
Read MoreWhat Counts as Consideration for a Georgia Separation Agreement?
Settling a divorce, ending a family controversy, or dividing property all supply the consideration a Georgia separation agreement needs.
Read MoreWhen Does a Georgia Separation Agreement Lack Consideration?
Promising to do what you are already obligated to do is not consideration in Georgia, and creditors can undo transfers between spouses.
Read MoreGeorgia Equitable Caregiver Statute
Parents have new rights when confronted with a lawsuit brought under the Equitable Caregiver Statute in Georgia.
Read MoreFactors Courts Consider in Georgia Custody Cases
An overview of the key factors Georgia courts evaluate when making child custody determinations, and what parents should know.
Read MoreInformation You Should Gather Before Filing for Divorce
A practical guide to the financial records, documents, and information you should collect before starting the divorce process.
Read MoreUnderstanding Joint Physical Custody in Georgia
What joint physical custody means in Georgia, how it works in practice, and what parents need to consider.
Read MoreFactors That Affect Alimony Awards in Georgia
A look at the factors Georgia courts consider when determining whether to award alimony and how much to award.
Read MoreWhat Happens When a Court Order Is Violated
Understanding contempt of court actions in Georgia family law when one party fails to comply with a divorce or custody order.
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