Blog detail
Georgia Family Law Blog
http://gafamilylawblog.com
- Author: Stephen Worrall
- Listed in: Law & Legal
- Tags: divorce atlanta child custody child support marietta georgia divorce
- Added on: Jul 19th, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
News and Thoughts on Family Law Issues in Georgia: Divorce, Collaborative Divorce, Alimony and Spousal Support, Child Support, Child Custody, Visitation, Property Division, Adoption, Paternity, Legitimation, Grandparent's and Third Party Custody and Visitation Rights, Family Violence Protective Orders, Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements and More
Recent Viewers
Georgia Family Law Blog's Neighborhood
Recent Posts
Judge Unseals Richardson Divorce Papers
The Fulton County Daily Report has today reported that a judge has unsealed most of the files in the divorce case of House Speaker Glenn Richardson and his ex-wife, Susan. The day the divorce case was filed in February, Paulding......
5 things you need to put in your divorce settlement
Don't miss some of the less obvious things you need to include in your divorce settlement. Here are five things you need to consider: 1.Credit card debt. The division of credit card debt is usually outlined in the final divorce......
IS YOUR SPOUSE CHEATING ON YOU? Top 9 Clues
Integrity Security & Investigation Services, Inc. (@isis2020 on twitter), has posted some key indicators that a spouse MAY be cheating on their blog in a great article. If any of the following occurs or if your spouse utters these phrases,......
Divorce Lawyers Styles: Pit Bulls, Lambs and Foxes
Michael Sherman of the Alabama Family Law Blog has posted a truly insightful article about the different styles of divorce attorneys. Like Michael, I am frequently asked by prospective divorce clients if I will be aggressive... or a pit bull.........
To Work or Not to Work? That is Sometimes the Question.
The following article is by Janet Langjahr of the Florida Divorce Law Blog: In lengthier marriages where one partner has been a stay-at-home spouse and parent for most of the marriage, the homebound spouse often asks: should I look to......
