Divorce is never a happy event for anyone, even when it is inevitable, according to an article in Psychology Today. For every person who gets divorced, there are many emotions that arise, from anger and frustration to feelings of sadness and loss. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), there are more than 800,000 divorces every … Read More
For many Georgia couples who are filing for divorce, it is important to move through the process as quickly as possible to begin assembling a new life after divorce. Georgia law provides specific timing requirements for certain elements of a divorce, but others depend upon a number of different factors, from whether the spouses can come to an agreement on … Read More
If you are planning to file for an uncontested divorce (both parties agree on divorce terms) specifically in Georgia, you may think that you do not need the help of a divorce lawyer because you and your wife already agree on everything and you have figured out how to do other tasks in the past so you think you should … Read More
Getting divorced in Georgia without a capable divorce lawyer lawyer in Georgia is complicated and not something they taught you in school, and it requires an understanding of the statutory law and case law concerning issues of properly filing a petition for divorce, equitably (fairly) dividing marital property, accurately determining support, and determining child custody in the best interest of … Read More
Divorce can be an extremely stressful process without a lawyer on your side, whether you have an uncontested or a contested divorce. To be sure, even in situations where spouses generally agree on terms, you are still dealing with the dissolution of the marriage and the loss of a relationship, and if children are involved a whole new family organization. … Read More
When you are considering divorce in Georgia, it is extremely important to work with an experienced Georgia divorce lawyer who can ensure that you are not missing out on expert advice in a wide range of options that you have and that may arise. Indeed, it is one of the most important reasons why you shouldn’t file your own divorce. … Read More
There are several reasons for hiring an attorney instead of a DIY divorce. The following are the 11 most important reasons to demonstrate why you should not handle your own divorce: 1. Missing Out on Expert Advice: When you handle your own divorce, you can miss out on extremely helpful and often necessary advice from an expert who knows what … Read More
One of the first things that happens after a claim is made against car insurance, homeowner’s insurance, or any other form of personal injury liability insurance, is that a claims adjuster will attempt to contact you to “learn more about” what happened. Understand that insurance companies are for-profit businesses that make money in a variety of different ways. One of … Read More
Car accidents are traumatic events that have serious consequences. It’s not always possible to organize your thoughts clearly after the shock of a car crash. Still, there a number of decisions that you will have to make once you’ve recovered. The first will be whether or not to retain the services of a Winder personal injury lawyer. How Car Accident … Read More
To protect yourself and your family, you may need to seek a restraining order on your spouse or your former partner. It is worth highlighting the fact that there are two types of restraining orders that might be granted in a Georgia divorce case: Temporary Protective Orders (TPO) and Mutual Restraining Orders (MRO). At Mitchell & Crunk, our Commerce, GA … Read More
