Divorcing clients often ask if they or their spouses can use joint checking or savings to pay attorneys’ fees and litigation expenses. In Georgia, those funds, as well as all other moneys accumulated by either party during the course of the marriage, whether held in joint accounts or individual acco...
James Kane with Kane Law, LLC recently wrote an article for Leimberg Information Services regarding a case we tried in which the husband transferred $3.2 million of marital assets into two irrevocable trusts without his wife’s knowledge or consent. Click HERE to view his blog post and newsletter...
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...