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How To Be an Involved Parent After Divorce

Both parents need to remain involved in their child’s life after divorce. This can be done through co-parenting and joint custody arrangements. After a separation or divorce, a Fulton county divorce lawyer can help you make important decisions about your next steps. They will work with you to determine the best course of action for […]

What Cannot Be Laid Out in a Nuptial Agreement

Prenuptial and post nuptial agreements in Georgia are popular and often used to sort out what happens in the event of a divorce. There are some fairly strict rules on what can and cannot be included in a prenuptial agreement Georgia, or any other sort of pre- and post-marital agreement. While financial considerations will generally […]

How to Manage Your Stress During Divorce

When your marriage ends, it can be one of the most stressful experiences in your life. Going through a divorce may make you feel various emotions – sadness, anger, anxiety, and relief — that lead to stress. As you navigate this difficult time, taking care of yourself physically and emotionally is essential. Divorce can be […]

Parenting Plan Modification for the Start of School

A parenting plan is commonly referred to as a custody or visitation agreement —  ensuring a schedule or agreement. When a couple wants a divorce, one of the things they need to work out with help from an Atlanta divorce lawyer is a schedule of how each of them will spend time with their children. […]

Co-Parenting Conflict Resolutions

Even though a divorce is finalized, many couples must still work together to provide the best possible parenting to their children. Divorce is often stressful and unpleasant, with mutual recriminations. If these tendencies are not checked quickly, a situation that is bad for the parents can become unbearable for the children, and no one should […]

What Is Divorce Counseling?

Many couples with marital difficulties often seek counseling before filing for divorce. Sometimes, counseling helps save a troubled marriage. Once a husband and wife decide that their marriage is irretrievably broken, the logical choice then becomes to proceed with a divorce. Before, during, or even after filing for divorce, divorce counseling can help couples work […]

Gray Divorce – What Is It and Why Does It Matter?

At best, a typical divorce with an Atlanta divorce lawyer can take anywhere from two to five years in the court system, depending on how congested the local court happens to be with the caseload. According to divorce attorneys in Atlanta, gray divorce – or the state of divorcing your spouse in your 50s  can […]

Dividing a Home in Divorce Atlanta

Modern-day divorces at least attempt to be egalitarian in dividing the properties. Keep in mind that Georgia is an equitable distribution state. You will want to get an Atlanta equitable distribution attorney to help you with the fine details, but here it is in broad strokes. Who gets the house in the divorce in Georgia? […]

Georgia Custody Evaluation

When you contact The Fuller Law Group regarding your impending divorce if you have children, we’ll assign one of our Atlanta child custody lawyers to the case. Mediating Child Custody Often, the divorcing couple can work out a custody agreement and agree to one primary parent, also called custodial parent, and one non-custodial parent. The […]