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While many in Georgia who marry hope their bonds will last a lifetime, some believe it is more realistic to assume the marriage will end in divorce. After all, for decades couples have heard the discouraging statistics that half or more of all marriages do not survive. This number may be grossly exaggerated, and more

Raising children takes a lot of work under the best of circumstances. Each phase of their lives provides new challenges for parents. During the good times of your marriage, you had each other to lean on when times got tough. Now that your relationship has deteriorated and you are contemplating divorce, you wonder whether you

You and your spouse probably had many plans for your future, and some of those plans may have included material success. You focused on your career, or you supported your spouse’s business endeavors. You did well, and perhaps your friends envy your financial success. Unfortunately, you now understand that money does not buy happiness. While

If you and your spouse are preparing for your divorce, you may be having a difficult time focusing on the practical aspects of your breakup. Whether your divorce is amicable or contentious, you may be struggling to think about your future. Nevertheless, many of the decisions you make now could affect your future for years, so

Divorce will inevitably bring significant financial changes to your life, and you may have concerns about what these changes will mean for your future. If you are facing the end of a marriage, you understand how important it is to pursue a strong post-divorce future. One way you can do this is to prepare carefully