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What Are You Most Afraid Of? The Two Biggest Fears We Hear From Parents
With Halloween on the horizon, it’s worth noting that fear plays a curious role in people’s lives. Whether people are searching for the scariest Halloween costumes for their kids or trying to pick the most suspenseful murder-mystery film, frightful feelings are often at the forefront of their mind. While the terror that accompanies these Halloween […]
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Under New Tax Laws Alimony is No Longer a Deduction
If you are in the middle of the divorce process or contemplating divorce – you may want to consider acting sooner rather than later to finalize your divorce. Under the new Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, the payors of alimony will no longer be allowed to claim alimony as a tax deduction.
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How Much Does Misconduct Matter in a Georgia Divorce?
Clients going through a divorce usually come into their attorney’s office very focused on fault – the other spouse was a habitual cheater and left them for someone else, treated them poorly, could never keep a job, spent money excessively, etc.
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Will My Ex-spouse Owe Me More Money in Alimony if He/She was Unfaithful?
Most states nowadays have implemented no-fault divorces in which a party seeking a divorce need not provide a reason for ending the marriage other than that the marriage has been permanently broken.
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