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? The Boudreaux Law Firm divorce… Read more about What is a Default Divorce?
Deciding if it’s time for a divorce isn’t easy or pleasant. You might have memories of your wedding day being the best day of your life. But it’s years later when you’ve both changed or experienced a life event that has altered how you view your spouse that may start giving you doubt. If the… Read more about How Do You Know If It’s Time for a Divorce?
Whether it was expected or not, receiving divorce papers from a spouse marks the beginning of an uphill challenge. It isn’t an easy thing to go through, but don’t let your emotions get the best of you. You don’t have to wonder what happens after divorce papers are served alone. Boudreaux Law Firm in Augusta,… Read more about What to Do After Being Served Divorce Papers
Alimony is a financial allowance a divorcing individual pays their spouse during or after the end of their marriage. Each state has distinct guidelines on awarding alimony and different types of alimony based on factors such as the length of the marriage, living situation, and personal finances. In Georgia law, several factors determine whether a… Read more about Georgia Alimony Laws and the Types of Alimony in Georgia
As a business owner, you don’t want to lose your business in a divorce. The amount of work, time, and money you’ve funneled into it to make it successful is at jeopardy when you go through a divorce. In most states, including Georgia, when you get married, all your assets are also considered your spouse’s…. Read more about Protecting Your Business in a Divorce
Not all divorces are the same. For instance, a military divorce differs from a civilian divorce in many ways, including where to file a divorce, the way assets are divided, child custody, and retirement pensions. Divorce isn’t easy for anyone, but Boudreaux Law Firm, is here to answer any questions you may have about any… Read more about The Difference Between Military and Civilian Divorce
Getting a divorce is one of the most stressful life events according to Dartmouth, scoring only below death of a spouse. Now imagine how alarming it is to your child. They have no control over the situation and the world they know is changing forever in a drastic way. When it comes time for you… Read more about How to Explain Divorce to Your Children
The process of going through a divorce takes an emotional toll on those involved, and can sometimes bring out the worst in even the nicest people. When it comes to your safety and the safety of your children, you can never be too careful, which is why restraining orders are common during a divorce. If… Read more about Types of Restraining Orders to Consider When You Get a Divorce
Contrary to popular belief, you don’t have to file for divorce in the same state that you got your marriage license in. However, you can’t file for divorce in any state you’d like either. Each state has its own laws and regulations which mandate who is eligible to file for divorce within the state, and… Read more about Divorce Residency Requirements in Georgia
People usually experience one of two reactions when they receive divorce papers. Either the person has been expecting the papers for a while, and they are not surprised when they finally come, or they find themselves in complete shock. Whether receiving the divorce papers was a surprise or you’ve been expecting them, the required next… Read more about 5 Steps to Take After Being Served Divorce Papers
Boudreaux Law Firm
493 Furys Ferry Rd
Augusta GA 30907
Serving the following areas
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.
