We are pleased to announce that Barbara Keon will be a co-instructor at an Oglethorpe University Community Course entitled "The Gray Divorce: Becoming Single Again After 50."
For more details about the course, visit http://community.oglethorpe.edu/personal-development/gray-divorce-becoming-single-...
The short answer is no. Custody laws are now gender neutral. Judges are required to consider what is in the best interests of the child, irrespective of the parent’s gender. Joint physical custody means each parent shares half the parenting time with the child, while primary physical custody provide...
Overview
Filing a divorce petition is the first step in the divorce process. It is usually filed under the “no fault” provision of the law. You should have legal representation if you have children, assets, or spousal support is an issue. The petition must be filed with the Superior Court of the c...
Overview
Children are affected by the things that go on around them, and divorce can affect them in so many different ways. This includes children of all ages. Whether a divorce is amiable or spiteful and vicious, the separation of a child’s parents will more than likely be a life-altering event.
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The Supreme Court of Georgia partially overturned a judgment of the trial court omitting from the marital estate, on equitable division, $3.2 million of marital assets transferred by husband into irrevocable trusts during the marriage. The Court found that $1.3 million of those assets should not hav...