Co-parenting is rarely easy. It becomes even more difficult when school and extracurricular activities are on the agenda and may conflict with visitation or time the children spend with each parent. The first thing you need to do is check your parenting plan and settlement agreement to see how school time is to be divided …
Approximately 61,000 marriages take place in Georgia every year. Thousands of those occur in the spring and summer wedding season and many of them will also end in divorce. Many couples will enter into prenuptial agreements prior to actually walking down the aisle. Some of those agreements may later be enforced while others will be nullified. …
I recently had the honor of being sworn in to the United States Supreme Court in Washington, DC. Although I don’t anticipate ever trying a case before this august court, it was an opportunity that I could not pass up. On February 24, 2014, the ten other attorneys and I (all who had signed up …
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If you are a custodial parent in Georgia and plan to relocate, or if your children’s custodial parent is planning on relocating and you object to it, you may want to explore the relevant Georgia custody law. Before 2003 in Georgia, it was presumed that the custodial parent was acting in the best interest …
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In most states, you can go into business with your best friend and seal the deal with a handshake. If you form your partnership that way, chances are that before long, you and your former best friend will be in a legal harangue about who was supposed to do what in establishing, operating, and managing …
A REMINDER TO MY CORPORATE CLIENTS Each business entity registered or filed with the Office of the Secretary of State of Georgia is required to file an annual registration and to pay the appropriate renewal fee. On the Secretary of State’s current website, the deadline for the annual registration renewal period on one …
Divorce is an emotional process during which time people are forced to make important financial decisions. Assets and liabilities have to be divided. Child custody and support must be determined as well as whether or not either party will have to pay spousal support to the other. On top of that, there are income tax …
Top 10 Ways to Help Children Through Divorce (pdf)
