Divorce

With the right divorce attorney, good financial planning, and a proactive strategy, it is possible to protect many of your assets. Here’s how to do it.

A divorce can cause significant changes to your financial circumstances, including your estate plans. What do you need to do right now? What can wait?

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?

Choosing to dissolve a marriage is a difficult decision. Choosing your lawyer shouldn’t be. Call and speak to a female lawyer at Speights Law now.

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.

Did you know there are three options for ending a marriage under Georgia law? Which one is best for you?

Divorce is rarely either simple or easy, but when the financial stakes are higher and the assets more complex, the whole ordeal can become even more fraught.

Going through a divorce is hard enough without worrying about the cost and how you’ll pay for it. You may be wondering what to expect in terms of billing and fees, and what to expect for your money. Here are some answers to common attorney fee questions.