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Divorce is already stressful. Then comes the question of who gets what, and for many people in Newton County, that question feels even more overwhelming than the divorce itself. Georgia follows the principle of equitable distribution, which means marital property is...

When a marriage ends, the people most affected are not always the ones filing the paperwork. Grandparents often find themselves caught in the middle, watching their relationship with grandchildren grow uncertain as two parents work through a divorce. In DeKalb County,...

By Attorney Dan Palumbo | Palumbo Law | palumbolawga.com | 470-275-1500 Family law matters are among the most emotionally and legally complex situations a person can face. Whether you are going through a divorce, fighting for custody of your children, or navigating...

Divorce is rarely a calm process. Legal procedures appear quickly. Financial questions follow soon after. At the same time, emotions can shift from frustration to uncertainty. Many people expect the situation to settle quickly, especially when the separation begins...

Divorce cases in Georgia are handled through the Gwinnett County Superior Court. For many people, this may be their first experience dealing with a court system. The process can feel unfamiliar. Legal paperwork appears quickly. Deadlines follow. Then questions about...

Divorce is rarely simple. It involves legal procedures, financial decisions, and emotional strain, all happening at the same time. Many people enter the process believing it will resolve quickly, especially if the separation appears mutual at first. Yet once paperwork...

Divorce Process in Gwinnett County: Step-by-Step Guide for First-Time Filers   Filing for divorce for the first time often feels heavier than expected. People usually think it will be paperwork and court dates. It is that, yes, but it is also personal. Emotions...

When a custody order is signed, many parents assume the most challenging part is over. The rules are written. The schedule is set. Life should settle. In reality, custody orders are often tested in small ways first. A late pickup here. A missed weekend there. Over...