Does my husband have to sign the divorce papers in order for it to be final?
You have multiple issues which require that you consult with an attorney in much more depth than what you can get here. Georgia is a "no fault"...
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You have multiple issues which require that you consult with an attorney in much more depth than what you can get here. Georgia is a "no fault"...
You certainly should speak to an attorney, preferably one very familiar with FDCPA. You may not need to take this all the way to bankruptcy, but a...
You should consult a bankruptcy attorney immediately. First, your debts could end up being considered marital debts and if you are ordered to pay...
You certainly need to speak with an attorney. It may be possible for you to file an objection to having your claim discharged if as you say,...
It depends. Have you filed a settlement agreement, financial affidavit, child support worksheets or parenting plan? Have you scheduled a final...
You should consult a family law attorney. There may be a contempt issue, it depends on how your agreement is worded. Some agreements require the...
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You need to consult an attorney for several reasons. If you have filed for divorce, there are a number of issues regarding the sale of the house. ...
Given your assets and I assume you wish to protect them, you should spend the money to hire an attorney. The law in Georgia is that marital assets...
You need to consult an attorney, both for the issues you ask about, but also if you are living in Georgia and plan to file in Tennessee?
Where you were married is usually irrelevant, so long as it is valid. If you are still married, your husband's marriage is probably invalid. But,...