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Why Does My Ex Want a Contested Divorce in Atlanta?

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If your ex wants a contested divorce in Atlanta, you might be somewhat disappointed. Perhaps you are aware of how expensive and time-consuming litigation can be, and you’d rather resolve your divorce through a method like mediation or collaborative law. Why would your ex choose to go to court instead? An experienced divorce lawyer… Read More »

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How Is Alimony Different During a High-Net-Worth Divorce in Atlanta?

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High-net-worth spouses often play by a slightly different set of rules during divorces in Atlanta. Specifically, the court might adopt different calculation methods when approaching alimony. But how exactly is alimony different during a high-net-worth divorce in Atlanta? Consider speaking with an experienced Atlanta divorce lawyer to explore this question in more depth. High-Net-Worth… Read More »

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The Role of Social Media Evidence in an Atlanta Divorce

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The vast majority of Americans use social media on a daily basis, and this extends to divorcing spouses. During this turbulent time, you might be more tempted to escape by “doomscrolling,” watching YouTube videos, and keeping up with your closest friends and family. You might also be tempted to post on social media in… Read More »

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Dividing Precious Metals and Jewelry in an Atlanta High-Net-Worth Divorce

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According to recent studies, a considerable percentage of the US population owns physical gold or silver. Some of these investors own gold or silver bullion purely for investment purposes, while others own precious metals in the form of jewelry. Whatever the case may be, the value of these assets can be quite high. This… Read More »

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What Happens to My Collectibles During an Atlanta Divorce?

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In 2025, Fortune reported that certain collectibles (specifically Pokémon and sports cards) were outpacing the S&P 500. While the index generally provides returns of around 11% per year, these trading cards are capable of delivering a more than 46% return on investment per year. While some might scoff at a spouse who is concerned… Read More »

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Why Choose Arbitration for an Uncontested Divorce in Atlanta?

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Many divorcing spouses are aware of some of the most popular alternative dispute resolution (ADR) methods, including mediation and collaborative law. Arbitration is another viable ADR option, although it might not be as well-known as mediation. It is also older than collaborative law, which is an increasingly popular strategy that arose within the past… Read More »

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My Ex Faked Their Own Death: How Does This Affect My Divorce in Atlanta?

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In a 2016 article, CBS News referred to faking one’s death as “more common than you might think.” Unfortunately, this is something that some spouses in Atlanta may have to deal with. Sometimes, spouses assume that their exes are deceased, only to hear news that they are alive and well. Perhaps they fled to… Read More »

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I Lost My Inheritance in an Atlanta Divorce: Can I File an Appeal?

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While the loss of any asset can be painful during divorce, the loss of your inheritance can be particularly challenging. After all, your inheritance was something that your family gave to you, not your ex. If you’re not satisfied with the way your divorce went, you might be considering an appeal. Can you appeal… Read More »

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Are There Separate Trials for Custody and Property Division in Atlanta?

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Divorce proceedings are distinct because they involve incredibly varied issues. While a personal injury case might focus entirely on one specific accident, a divorce trial can cover years of financial activities, parenting behaviors, and many other subjects. An average spouse might feel that the best way to deal with these issues is to divide… Read More »

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Broaching the Topic of Divorce With Your Children: A Legal Perspective

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The decision to divorce is incredibly difficult, but the process of telling your children about this development is arguably even harder. While you might have various ideas about how to approach this challenging conversation, an experienced divorce attorney in Atlanta could have unique legal insights worth considering. What kind of legal implications could this… Read More »

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