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In divorce and child custody litigation, discovery is one of the most important stages in the case. It's the formal process where each party requests and exchanges information—through interrogatories (written questions), requests for documents, and sometimes depositions. This information is used ...

Divorce is often one of the most emotionally and mentally challenging times in a person's life. It's more than just a legal process—it's the unraveling of a life you once built with someone else. From anger and anxiety to grief and guilt, divorce can stir up a whirlwind of emotions that are hard ...

For many fathers in Georgia, signing a child's birth certificate feels like a major step toward establishing parental rights. However, under Georgia law, this action alone does not grant a father legal rights to custody or visitation. Without taking the crucial step of legitimation, an unmarried ...

Divorce cases often involve more than just legal arguments and paperwork—they require uncovering facts, verifying information, and protecting clients' rights. To build strong cases, divorce lawyers frequently partner with private investigators (PIs) and skip tracers, leveraging their expertise to...

The Child Support Enforcement (CSE) Program under Title IV-D of the Social Security Act has been a cornerstone of family law in the United States for decades. Designed to ensure that children receive financial support from both parents, the program assists states in locating noncustodial parents,...

Divorce brings significant financial and legal changes, especially for parents navigating custody arrangements. One key financial consideration is the Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit (CDCTC)—a federal tax benefit designed to help parents offset the costs of child care while they work or seek ...

Divorce is a life-changing event that affects not only your personal and financial life but also your estate plan. Many people overlook the importance of updating their wills, trusts, and beneficiary designations after a divorce, which can lead to unintended consequences. If you are going through...

Divorce, like many aspects of life, tends to follow a seasonal pattern. While couples file for divorce year-round, some studies and court data show that certain times of the year see higher spikes in divorce filings than others. But why do divorces tend to surge during particular seasons? Let's b...

Inflation has been a pressing concern for American families in recent years, affecting everything from grocery bills to mortgage rates. While the economy shows signs of resilience, rising costs continue to reshape household budgets, savings strategies, and long-term financial planning. 1. The Co...

The Rise of Gray Divorce Divorce rates among couples over 50, often called "gray divorce," have been steadily increasing. According to the Pew Research Center, the divorce rate for this age group has doubled in the past 30 years. While younger generations are seeing a decline in divorce rates, o...

In an era where digital currencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other cryptocurrencies have become mainstream, the landscape of divorce proceedings is evolving. For individuals navigating divorce, understanding how digital currencies factor into property division is crucial. These assets are valua...

Chronic absenteeism has become a significant issue in education, with its impact still felt long after the height of the pandemic. Students who miss school frequently face academic challenges that ripple out to affect schools and communities. In fact, chronic absenteeism is not just an educationa...

The start of a new year is the perfect time for families to set goals and make resolutions together. Whether it's spending more quality time, improving communication, or creating healthier habits, New Year's resolutions can strengthen family bonds and set a positive tone for the year ahead. But l...

The holiday season is often associated with joy, togetherness, and family traditions. However, for those who have recently experienced a divorce or separation, this time of year can bring feelings of loneliness and loss. It's completely normal to feel this way, but there are healthy and meaningfu...

Divorce and child custody cases often require gathering detailed evidence to support your claims and protect your interests. One powerful legal tool used to uncover information is a deposition. If you're going through a divorce or child custody dispute, understanding what a deposition is and how ...

Child custody disputes can be emotionally charged, often turning into battlegrounds between parents. While it's natural for parents to focus on their rights and what they believe is best, it's equally important to pause and consider the perspective of the person at the center of it all: the child...

Infidelity is one of the most challenging issues a marriage can face. For those contemplating divorce, understanding the potential signs of a cheating spouse can provide clarity and help you make informed decisions about your future. While no single sign definitively confirms infidelity, patterns...

Divorce is never easy, especially when children, property, and retirement savings are involved. While some may consider handling their divorce without legal representation to save money, the reality is that this decision can cost far more in the long run—both financially and emotionally. If you'r...

The Division of Family and Child Services (DFCS) in Georgia is a crucial agency within the Department of Human Services (DHS) dedicated to promoting the well-being, safety, and stability of families and children. From providing assistance to families in need to safeguarding children at risk, DFCS...

The 2025 elections are right around the corner, and the policies proposed by the candidates could have a significant impact on families across the country. From economic initiatives and healthcare reforms to education and childcare policies, the decisions made in this election will shape the live...

Raising a child is a rewarding but financially demanding journey. The cost of nurturing, educating, and providing for a child from infancy through adulthood can be overwhelming. In the United States, parents face significant expenses that grow with their child, encompassing everything from basic ...

Infidelity is one of the most devastating issues that can arise in a marriage. Despite the vows and commitment exchanged, cheating occurs in some relationships, leaving spouses wondering why it happened. While every case of infidelity is unique, studies and surveys have revealed common reasons sp...

Inflation has become a major economic concern for millions of Americans, especially for middle-class households who are feeling the pinch in their daily lives. Over the past few years, the rising costs of goods and services have put pressure on family budgets, leaving many to grapple with difficu...

Planning for your children's education, your retirement, and their future is essential for every parent—whether married or divorced. In Georgia, families face many financial decisions, and navigating these choices can be challenging. This guide will outline the most effective strategies for savin...

Parental kidnapping is a term that strikes fear into the hearts of parents, and understandably so. When most people think of kidnapping, they imagine a stranger taking a child away from their home. However, parental kidnapping refers to a situation where one parent unlawfully removes a child from...