Category Archives: Divorce
Divorce and Taxes
Divorce and taxes aren’t quite as bad as “death and taxes,” though it certainly may feel that way as you navigate the divorce process. If you are going through a divorce, you need to think about the tax implications that you may soon be facing. While some individuals may try to sift through the… Read More »
Getting Ready to File for Divorce? The Financial Ins and Outs of Setting Yourself Up For The Future
If you are getting ready to file for divorce in Georgia, setting yourself up for financial stability and success should rank high on your list of priorities. A divorce involves some of the most important financial decisions you will go through in your lifetime, and many of these decisions cannot be changed in the… Read More »
Facing the Truth: How to Know When Your Marriage Is Over
Marriage is a lifelong roller coaster, but sometimes, the ride stops short. Mixed emotions, anger, and resentment can all cloud your judgement and make the truth difficult to see. So, how do you know when your marriage is over? At Buckhead Family Law, we understand relationships are hard complicated, and most importantly, uniquely personal,… Read More »
What Is Separate Property In Georgia (And How Can I Protect It In A Divorce)?
One of the most confusing aspects of divorce law is what constitutes separate property in Georgia. Georgia law dictates that the separate property of each individual in a marriage shall remain the separate property of that person, except as specifically dictated by other laws. This means that unlike marital properties, separate properties are not… Read More »
What is a Forensic CPA and How Can They Help With My Divorce?
A forensic certified public account (CPA) is an accountant with specialized accounting, investigative and audit skills who is retained in a divorce matter to analyze information and then present expert testimony regarding that information in court, if necessary. Do you believe your spouse’s income or earning potential is greater than what he or she… Read More »
The Tech Savvy Single Parent: Best Apps on the Market to Help with Divorce and Custody
Technology has improved so many fundamental aspects of our lives, and now, it also serves as a support tool for those navigating divorce and custody in Atlanta. How you ask? In recent years, our tech development teams have created some of the absolute best divorce and custody apps to help divorced parents find their… Read More »
Can My 401(k), Retirement Accounts and Pension Be Divided by the Court in My Divorce?
Many people have strong feelings about their retirement benefits. They may have worked for a company for many years before earning a pension or relied on their employer’s contribution to help fund their 401(k), which may make them feel very possessive of these funds. While you may think that because your retirement account only… Read More »
Tips for How to Talk to Kids About Divorce
One of the most heartbreaking conversations we deal with at Buckhead Family Law is the one regarding how to talk to your child about divorce. Unfortunately, there isn’t a one size fits all guide regarding this type of conversation. The course of this conversation will depend on so many different aspects of your life… Read More »
Leaving Your Spouse Before Divorce: How to Avoid Desertion of Marriage Accusations in Georgia?
If you are planning to leave your spouse prior to filing for divorce in Georgia, you may be concerned about the potential implications of “desertion of marriage.” In fact, some Georgians choose to remain in the marital home even after initiating divorce out of fear of losing their interest in the property or because… Read More »
Can You Modify Your Georgia Alimony Agreement During the COVID-19 Pandemic?
The coronavirus pandemic has had a drastic economic impact, triggering a surge in unemployment filings in Georgia and all across the nation. Many of those who file a claim for unemployment benefits are divorced individuals who are paying or receiving alimony. Many divorced Georgians are asking the following questions during these times of uncertainty:… Read More »
