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! My wife has threaten divorce and would rather be by herself considering the circumstances.
Atlanta, GA
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Posted 8 months ago in Divorce / Separation
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My wife is retired with her being the sole bread winner. What are the consequences of her getting a divorce verses myself in terms of who gets what as far as assets. If I get a divorce from her is it still a 50 50 split of profits, or do I loose my half? I have never seen nobody so unhappy and its not all my fault. Just trying to consider some options with us both in our early 50's I know I need a study job to contribute in the household. I told her that I am not living to receive her retirement plan I'd rather be happy any day.
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Glen Edward Ashman
This attorney is licensed in Georgia.
Posted 8 months ago.
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Georgia does what is known as equitable division of assets (which would include a home, cars, household goods, money, retirement plans, etc). What is equitable is up to the judge or jury, unless the parties settle. While it often may be close to 50-50, it does not have to be 50-50. The retirement plan is often one of the key items to divide.
Other issues, such as alimony, may also affect the division of assets. Even with detailed financial information the answer to your question would be in large part a guess. Without even that, it's an even wilder guess.
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