The dynamics of many families in Georgia and other states have changed over the years, and family law has also changed in many states to reflect modern lifestyles. While it has always been important to honor the best interests of the children, some believe that...
Month: October 2015
Alimony must meet IRS requirements to be taxable and deductible
Although alimony is not ordered in all divorces, some Georgia couples who do include alimony in their divorce agreements may find the tax implications confusing. There are certain IRS requirements that must be met before alimony, sometimes called spousal support, can...
Adoption can make a major impact in Georgia families
There are families of all sizes in Georgia, but it may be a challenge for one to imagine having thirteen children of their own. That means thirteen mouths to feed, thirteen bodies to clothe and thirteen minds to receive an education. One couple in another state...
Finances, property and children major focuses in Georgia divorce
Divorce seems to be a word that is spoken in every home across America -- with some committing to never going through it and others working through the process. Although the process has become very commonplace in society today, many do not understand the...