Marietta Family Law Blog
Withdrawing funds from a 401k in a divorce
Getting a divorce after several years or decades of marriage in Georgia can often leave a woman in a financially precarious position. This is especially true if the individual was not the primary income earner in the marital home. As someone in such a situation...
4 things no one tells you about divorce
Divorce is a major life transition. Like other transitional events, it has its challenges and its triumphs, which can result in a wide range of mixed emotions. There is typically a period of adjustment following every major life event, and divorce is no exception. If...
How stay-at-home moms build credit after a divorce
Stay-at-home moms play an invaluable role in society. While you may have relied on your husband to provide financial support, you also worked hard during your marriage to raise good kids and take care of the house. Unfortunately, though, you may have discovered that...
Preparing for a narcissist’s smear campaign during a divorce
The term narcissist is being heard more often in Georgia and across the nation. One of the general characteristics of narcissism is having an unusually self-centered focus, which may cause harm to others. As reported by Psychology Today, a narcissist must always be in...
Valuing intellectual property for divorce purposes
Choosing to divorce your spouse is likely one of the toughest decisions you may ever make. Not only do you want to receive your fair share of marital assets, but you also want to work toward a financially secure future. Of course, if you have a patent, trademark or...
How could divorce impact your small business?
When you started your business, you were optimistic for the future and looked forward to what success for your business will look like. Years later, you are enjoying success and stability as a business owner, but you may be dealing with complications in your personal...
Recognizing when mediation isn’t working
No matter the reason for your marriage breakup, you had hopes of maintaining a civil relationship after the divorce. Perhaps you have children to consider or you simply want to avoid the emotional turmoil a litigated divorce can bring.To meet your goals, you suggested...
Divorce does not have to strap you financially
You may be one of the few for whom careful planning was a large part of the financial success of your family. Creating a budget, saving without compromise and taking advantage of ways to maximize your wealth may have allowed you to weather many storms throughout your...
Your divorce and your retirement: Protecting your future
Georgia readers know their decision to move forward with a divorce will greatly impact their future, especially if they are age 50 and up. The choice to end a marriage will signal may significant financial changes, including changes to retirement plans. If you are...
The discovery phase will play a vital role in your divorce
As much as you may have wanted to settle your divorce out of court, you find yourself facing litigation. Perhaps certain issues were too important for you to compromise, or your spouse may be digging in and refusing to cooperate. Whatever the reason, you may feel...
