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Custodial parents usually receive child support meant to provide for the needs of the child. If the noncustodial parent misses making payments, the court may see this as an act intended to harm the child. Should you miss paying child support in Georgia, it could...

The divorce process in Georgia for military personnel is not much different than a civilian on. The party filing for divorce will need to cite one or more reasons for ending the marital union. A court date may become necessary at a later date to settle the terms. But...

If you are getting a divorce in Georgia, in addition to dividing property, you may also need to divide debt. The challenge that you may face is that while you can make an agreement about who is supposed to pay off what debt, creditors do not have to honor what is in...

Estate planning serves a vital purpose for people concerned about their heirs. Estate planning often involves drawing up wills and trusts, which could help survivors and beneficiaries deal with the aftermath of a loved one's passing. The process could be complicated...