When your Georgia marriage reaches its end, you may wonder what your financial future is going to look like once you begin living on your own. If you stopped working to raise a family or support your spouse while he or she furthered his or her own career, you may feel...
When you marry someone in Georgia, one of you may need to sacrifice your own schooling or career for the sake of your partner or family unit. If you do this and then your marriage ends, it might impact your ability to collect Social Security retirement benefits once...
If you and your spouse are over the age of 50 and facing divorce, you may have significant assets given your many years of marriage. You may dread the property division phase of the divorce assuming it will be lengthy and complex. Here are five tips to help you...
Once you take emotions out of the equation, much of the divorce process involves disentangling your life from that of your ex and figuring out how to divvy up shared assets and debts. For many Georgia residents navigating divorces, home equity serves as one of the...
You and your spouse may have life insurance policies to provide financial support to your family when you die. After a divorce, your financial obligations do not disappear, but you might need to change your policies. Whether you have term or permanent life insurance...
Whether the marriage lasts a handful of years or several decades, it is not uncommon for couples to amass significant assets during their time together. From intangible financial assets such as a retirement plan or deferred compensation to physical property such as a...
The divorce has you scrambling. It was not unexpected, but it still rattled you. The division of assets is a significant part of the divorce process, and you want to make sure that you retain as much as possible. Sure, you know that you may have to sell the home that...
When you decide to split from your Georgia husband or wife, one of the things you must do in the aftermath is figure out how to handle property division. Your ability to receive your fair share depends to some degree on either your spouse’s honesty about his or her...
As part of your divorce, you and your current spouse must decide what to do with your marital home. You still have a mortgage to pay, so should you sell the home or stay in it? Bankrate gives a rundown of options for divorcing homeowners. Learn which option makes the...
A Georgia divorce can mean changing your lifestyle and making tough decisions that wring you out emotionally and physically. The stress caused by the split often has a ripple effect that can impact everyone around you, from your ex and children. Your work performance...
