What is a Separate Maintenance Order in Georgia? In Georgia, couples who want to separate or spend some time away from each other but don’t necessarily want a divorce can pursue a separate maintenance order. A separate maintenance order in Georgia allows married couples to live separately without terminating the marriage. There are multiple reasons […]
Can You Marry Again After Annulment? If you’re looking forward to life after ending your marriage, you may be asking, “can you marry again after an annulment in Georgia?” The short answer is yes; you can get married again after an annulment. Annulments do not restrict your life after it is formalized, but make sure […]
What is a Default Divorce? After you or your spouse has filed for divorce, there is a series of steps both parties must follow. However, when your spouse does not follow through on the process or refuses to participate, it can cause your divorce to go into default. But what is a default divorce exactly? […]
COVID-19 Back To School Co-Parenting Tips As the country starts to reopen and schools and workplaces enforce strict mask policies and vaccine mandates, children of co-parents may go back to school after COVID-19 previously stopped them from attending in-person classes. While the transition back to the classroom may prove to be difficult, children of co-parents […]
A Guide to Social Media and Divorce It has become easier to share pivotal moments of our lives through social media. Whether it is a birthday, vacation, graduation, new job, or marriage, you can upload photos and posts to share these moments with friends and family. However, not all moments of your life should be […]
What If I Don’t Want a Divorce? “My spouse wants to separate. What if I don’t want a divorce?” Not all divorces are mutual. Sometimes one partner wants to figure out a way to work things out before filing for divorce. So, what are your options if you don’t want a divorce, but your spouse […]
Divorce Mediation in Georgia Saves You Time & Money No two divorces are the same. At times the experience can be a long and difficult process, or it can be amicable and smooth sailing. Some divorcing couples decide to try to make it easier through mediation. Divorce mediation in Georgia involves meeting with a third-party […]
Annulments in Georgia Compared to Getting a Divorce When a marriage ends, there are typically one of two ways it can end in the eyes of the law – divorce or annulment. By definition, a divorce legally ends a valid marriage, while an annulment is a formal declaration that a marriage was legally invalid. There […]
If My Spouse Committed Adultery, Does it Affect Alimony? Divorce is already emotionally difficult enough, but it can be even harder to navigate when there is adultery involved. You might have a slew of questions about alimony when adultery is cited as your reason for separation. Examples of questions may include: Will I still have […]
Explained: Contested and Uncontested Divorce When a marriage dissolves, it’s the beginning of a series of difficult decisions both parties will have to make. After deciding to end the marriage, one of the first decisions both individuals need to make is whether they want a contested or uncontested divorce. Both a contested and uncontested divorce […]
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The Augusta, Eastern Georgia law firm of Boudreaux Law Firm, serves Eastern GA and the CSRA, including the cities of Augusta, Evans, Martinez, Blythe, Hephzibah, Grovetown, Harlem,
Waynesboro, Appling, Thomson, Louisville, Lincolnton and Peach Island, as well as Columbia County, Richmond County, Burke County, Jefferson County, McDuffie County and Lincoln County.
