Military Divorce in Georgia

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Rule Nisi

What Does Rule Nisi Mean in Georgia Divorce Cases?

Not every Georgia divorce is the same. It is easy for a seemingly simple divorce proceeding to become surprisingly complicated. Prior to resolving a divorce, initial hearings may be required to establish certain parameters so that the couple can continue to manage their lives separately while still legally married. Individuals with children or joint property […]

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Do Georgia Marriage Laws Permit Polygamy or Bigamy?

In March of 2018, TLC’s latest documentary series on polygamy, Three Wives, One Husband, premiered. The show explores what it is like to live in a community that is home to multiple families openly practicing polygamy. While this series does not discuss much about the legalities of polygamy, TLC’s long-running series, Sister Wives, led to […]

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Sibling Inheritance Laws: Inheritance Rights of Siblings in Georgia

Brothers and sisters often act as our first best friends, and many of us stay close to them through the years. Even in cases where siblings live out of state or contact with one another is more infrequent, a strong bond often exists. Estate planning allows for you to provide for the needs of these […]

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Why Having an Experienced Attorney Can Help You Through Divorce Discovery

Shortly after a couple files the initial court papers to start the process of divorce, they will exchange information regarding their respective financial, economic, and personal situations, including what property they own, what debt they have, and their income. This exchange of information is called discovery.

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