family law

How the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act Affects Family Law Cases

Married couples made up of one or two military servicemembers face the same challenges as civilians. But they also face unique circumstances due to the

What to Know About Cohabitation and the Division of Property in Georgia

Married couples in Georgia have certain rights when it comes to dividing property and assets. But when couples choose to cohabitate, legal issues related to

Marriage and Health Care Power of Attorney: Deciding Your Future Care

Making sure that you and your spouse’s wishes regarding future health care are respected is one of the most important decisions to make. Married couples

Marriage License Requirements in Georgia

Marriage License Requirements in Georgia Obtaining a marriage license is a must when getting married in a civil or religious ceremony. Each state in the

The Role of Prenuptial Agreements in Your Estate Plan

The Role of Prenuptial Agreements in Your Estate Plan Estate planning can protect you and your family’s long-term wellbeing by securing assets and establishing how

Prenuptial Agreements: How to Protect Your Financial Interests and Avoid Your Spouse’s Debts

Prenuptial Agreements: How to Protect Your Financial Interests and Avoid Your Spouse’s Debts Finances play a big role in any marriage. But they play an

The Division of Assets in LGBT+ Divorce

The Division of Assets in LGBT+ Divorce The Supreme Court’s recognition of same-sex marriage gave LGBT+ couples equal rights of marriage under federal law. But

Adoption and Family Law for LGBT+

Adoption and Family Law for LGBT+ LGBT+ couples face many challenges when it comes to adoption and other aspects of family law. In some states,

LGBT+ and Prenuptial Agreements: Protecting You and Your Marriage

LGBT+ and Prenuptial Agreements: Protecting You and Your Marriage The legalization of same-sex marriage gave all people the legal right to marry and be recognized

Marriage and Family Law for LGBT+ Couples

Marriage and Family Law for LGBT+ Couples The federal legalization of same-sex marriage gave the LGBT+ community the legal right to marry whomever they choose.