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October 1, 2020

How Is Property Division Determined in Georgia

If you are considering divorce or are amidst the divorce process, and trying to understand how property division is determined, consulting with a knowledgeable Georgia family law attorney is important for proper guidance. Attorney Banks-Ware can offer you the experienced legal counsel and advocacy you need to navigate the asset division process. As your legal […]

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August 1, 2020

Divorce Considerations for Men

If you are a man on the brink of divorce, it is natural to have concerns. There tend to be many misconceptions that the woman is the one who receives the assets, custody, and support. E.N. Banks-Ware Law Firm LLC has extensive experience in divorce law and is ready to help you seek favorable results […]

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July 1, 2020

Common Misconceptions About Divorce and Family Law

Misconceptions about family law and how it is applied in specific situations almost invariably lead a party to believe that an outcome can only go one way. Understanding the realities of the divorce process can help an individual feel more at ease with what is already a difficult situation. Below are five common misconceptions about […]

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December 15, 2019

Helpful Co-Parenting Tips for Divorced Parents

Focus on your children’s needs. You must always put your children’s needs first when co-parenting. This means that every decision you make must involve an analysis of how it will affect your children. Regardless of the issues you have with your co-parent, you must put them aside and remember what’s important: the well-being of your […]

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December 1, 2019

Will I Be Liable for My Spouse’s Debts Following Divorce

Common examples of financial problems that lead to divorce include: Job loss. Overspending. Debt accumulation. One spouse’s lack of financial contribution to the household. Although people often pursue divorce to solve their financial problems, they sometimes forget that they may have ongoing financial obligations after the divorce, particularly if the debt was accumulated during the […]

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November 15, 2019

Heres Why Divorce Preparation Is Important

Gather Documents. The first thing you should do when preparing for a divorce is to make copies of your family’s important documents. Documents you may need include: Tax returns. Real estate documents. Estate planning documents. Insurance information. Bank account statements. Retirement account statements. Loan documents. Credit card statements. Recent pay stubs for both you and […]

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November 1, 2019

Divorce for Older Couples in Georgia

Things to consider before divorce Your finances Although many people nearing retirement age have their finances in order, a divorce will almost certainly affect them. Therefore, if you are considering divorce as an older individual, you should make sure that you have a significant financial cushion before beginning the process. Your desire for divorce While […]

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October 15, 2019

About Parenting Plans in Georgia

If you’re a parent and are contemplating divorce in Georgia, please review the information below and contact a Lithonia family law attorney for additional guidance. What do parenting plans address? When a parent has primary physical custody of his or her child, the child lives with that parent. Georgia law does not favor one parent […]

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September 15, 2019

Common Georgia Divorce Mistakes

You should never agree to an unfair settlement agreement when getting a divorce. And this applies even if you are getting the better end of the deal, as the agreement could face a legal challenge down the road. Parties often agree to lopsided settlement agreements in an attempt to end the process quickly and move […]

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September 1, 2019

About Child Support and the Termination of Parental Rights

There are several circumstances under which a parent’s rights can be terminated. For example, the termination of parental rights often occurs before or during the adoption process. When a child is formally adopted in Georgia, the child’s legal relationship with his or her biological or legal parents ends. The adoptive parents then assume the rights […]

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