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The total cost will depend on whether your husband will agree to sign a settlement agreement which covers all issues between you. If so you have...

Giving birth in a month, and do not want my ex husbands last name on the birth cert. when I'm engaged to a new person help?

You have two options. The first would be to pursue a name change. Although t here are fees (and you have to run it in the paper), but, this is...

The TSP administrators need to be able to clearly determine exactly how much to transfer from one account to the other. A qualified domestic...

I wanted to respond because I didn't see that any Georgia attorneys had done so. Veteran's Administration (VA) disability benefits do increase...

My question: I was told QDRO's were not done for military retirement in 2002, or in 1998. Is this true?

General speaking, DFAS does not require a QDRO to divide a military pension. However, your divorce decree must be very specific about how the...

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Our firm handles uncontested cases in Effingham County for a flat fee of $1,250.00, which includes all costs and filing fees. My law partner and I...

Dear sir/madam, is it possible to get a divorce if one is residing in other country than the country of marriage took place,

As the other attorneys mentioned, you normally only need to have been a resident of Georgia for at least 6 months in order to file for divorce...

I have served divorce papers to my husband in prison...have been seperated 17 years. if he does not answer in 30 days then what

He technically has 45 days after being served before you may seek a final judgment against him. Therefore, I would contact the clerk's office and...

Foreclosure, Divorce and Buying a house

Some of the most complicated issues to deal with in a divorce involve real estate. You definitely want to consult an attorney in your area about...

IF EACH PARENT HAS ONE CHILD CAN ONE PARENT STILL HAVE TO PAY CHILDSUPPORT IF THE OTHER MAKES THREE TIMES MORE MONEY THAN OTHER,

Your custody arrangement is referred to as a "split custody." In Georgia the Judge alone determines all custody questions and it sounds like the...