When divorce becomes the necessary next step for you, it is important to understand how the process works in Georgia.

Georgia is what is known as a “no fault divorce” state, meaning that no fault divorces are legally allowed. But what exactly is a no-fault divorce, and how is that different from a fault divorce?

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Everything you need to know about 50/50 joint custody arrangements and the rights of the mother in a divorce. Protect yourself and keep your family together.

Unlike in the past, when a sole custody agreement with visitation rights for the non-custodial parent was the norm, many parents today want and expect a more even custody split.

Here’s an overview of how child custody is decided in Georgia, the issues that influence the judge’s decision, and the circumstances under which a 50/50 joint custody arrangement is most likely.