As part of your recent divorce, you and your former partner must decide how to continue raising your daughter together. Developing a viable parenting plan allows all three of you to create balance in your new lives. See what Our Family Wizard advises for your plan....
Perhaps you share custody with your spouse, but you received an offer for a much better job outside of Georgia. Maybe your ex has parenting time every other weekend, but you want to move a few hours away so you have family support nearby. Whatever the reason for your...
Georgia parents like you deal with a lot during divorce. You must divide your assets. You must disentangle joint property. If you have business ventures, this also creates complex divisions. But your children will take up the most time of all. Custody matters are...
Determining child custody is one of the toughest decisions for divorcing parents and the courts. Rather than having emotions take over, everyone involved should consider what is best for the child instead of making selfish decisions. In the state of Georgia, if the...
Co-parenting can be great for children but it can also come with financial questions. Regardless of how amicable your divorce is, how do you split up the extra expenses for your children? These expenses are outside of the essential expenses. For instance, say that...
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 eliminated the ability to declare child support payments as a personal exemption. If you require tax credits, you may negotiate a shared parenting arrangement so that you could claim your child as a dependent. To claim a dependent,...
Your spouse may treat divorce as a process they must win. If you two are parents, they may resort to unethical tactics like manipulating your children. If your children have avoided you or cut you off after your divorce, this may not be your fault – or theirs....
