These 7 excellent tips came to me from those in the know and they were so helpful that I’d like to share them with you one at a time! Guidelines for Parents Who Are Divorced/Separated and Sharing Custody of Children During the COVID 19 Pandemic From the leaders of groups that deal with families in …
Stick to Court-Ordered Custody Agreements During Covid 19 Read More »
These 7 excellent tips came to me from those in the know and they were so helpful that I’d like to share them with you one at a time! Guidelines for Parents Who Are Divorced/Separated and Sharing Custody of Children During the COVID 19 Pandemic From the leaders of groups that deal with families in …
Help For Divorced Parents With Children During Covid (Tip 2 of 7) Read More »
To begin a divorce proceeding a spouse must go to Superior Court (usually in the county where the couple lives) and file a Complaint for Divorce, also known as a Petition for Divorce. There is a filing fee that must be paid to the clerk’s office at the time of filing – contact your local …
If you or your business is registered with the state of Georgia as a corporate entity, you should have received notice from the Secretary of State’s office that your annual registration and payment for 2020 is due by April 1, 2020. I can help you fill out the online registration form and guide you through …
Need Help Submitting Your Georgia 2020 Corporate Registration? Read More »
The holiday season is upon us, and there are lots of opportunities to create joyous moments with family and friends. However, not everyone is full of tidings of comfort and joy, especially spouses who have really tried to hold their marriage together “for the kids” but now feel that a divorce is inevitable. How do …
This may be the first school year that you experience as a divorced single parent, but you’ll make it happen! Getting everyone ready for back to school is tough enough when a couple is still together and in one household, but the degree of difficulty ramps up when there are two households. Each parent should …
Divorced Parents: Keep Your Cool During Back to School Read More »
By: Nancy Ghertner, Atlanta Family Lawyer It’s Spring Break time, and soon enough after that it’s summer vacation time. If you have the kids for Spring Break and plan to travel either out of town or out of the country with them, experience has shown that it’s best for all – both parents and children – …
Should I Tell My Ex the Trip Details When I Take the Kids on Vacation? Read More »
By: Nancy Ghertner, Atlanta Family Lawyer A new marriage agreement law (HB 190) was passed recently by the Georgia House of Representatives that now requires a prenup or postnup agreement to be in writing, signed by both parties, and attested to by a notary and at least one witness. Prior to the passage of this …
Georgia Antenuptial (Prenuptial and Postnuptial) Law Changes for 2019 Read More »
The good people at VoyageATL.com were gracious enough to interview me recently to ask me why I chose to become an Atlanta Family Lawyer. You can read the entire article here.
Please see my latest article on LinkedIn about the options you have to divide the marital home during a divorce in Georgia. Should you sell your home? Who gets the proceeds? What if my children want to stay in that house and not move away from their friends? I answer these questions and more in …
The Best Way to Divide the Marital Home in a Georgia Divorce Read More »