On July 1, 2019, new Georgia medical marijuana laws went into effect. However, it is only legal to possess low-THC oil for patients with a valid
How Cell Phone Use Can Prove Cheating in a Georgia Divorce
Even in a no-fault divorce state like Georgia, evidence is critical in proving adultery. If one spouse can definitively prove that his or her ex
How to Reduce Alimony Payments in Georgia
Some high net worth or long-term marriages often end in divorce with one spouse paying another spouse alimony. Alimony is a form of financial support
Cyberstalking During Divorce Causes Problems for Both Spouses
Digital connection is possible in dozens of different formats — social media platforms, GPS locators, and cell phones are just three
Three Key Facts About Prenuptial Agreements in Georgia
Getting a prenuptial agreement tends to make some soon-to-be-wedded couples feel anxious. There is a long-held belief that having one in place may
Proving Your Spouse’s Infidelity in a Georgia Divorce Court
A study by the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) cites adultery as the leading reason for divorce at a staggering 21.6% of all
What is a Guardian ad Litem?
A Guardian ad litem (GAL) is a person a court of law appoints to investigate what solutions would be in the best interests of a child. This article
Do I Need A Prenuptial Agreement?
You might think that prenuptial agreements are only for very wealthy people. However, anyone with personal assets, business assets, liabilities,
Do I Need to Hire a Private Investigator?
Private investigators are often hired to assist with family law cases, and they can be very helpful for a variety of reasons. However, more often than