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How to Document Narcissistic Behavior for Legal Proceedings

Divorces involving narcissistic spouses are often high conflict. Even if you hope to have an amicable divorce, a narcissist will refuse to compromise and fight every issue fiercely. You might receive a more generous property settlement if you can prove your spouse mistreated you, and your spouse’s bad behavior can influence the child custody arrangements. […]

The Role of Therapy in Recovering From a Narcissistic Divorce

Being married to a narcissist is destructive to your sense of self. Divorcing a narcissist often amplifies their behavior and its impact on you. Add to that the stress and uncertainty that accompanies divorce, and it is obvious why you will need professional help to cope. Understanding the role of therapy in recovering from a […]

How to Handle a False Accusation of Abuse in a Divorce

Emotions often run high when people divorce, and many spouses are fearful about their futures. This can result in a spouse using false allegations as a tactical scheme to get some financial advantage or deprive you of a relationship with your children. Unfortunately, these situations are common. Knowing how to handle a false accusation of […]

Understanding Georgia’s Equitable Distribution Laws

Being financially secure after a divorce is a concern for many spouses. It is challenging for most couples to support two households on the income that formerly supported just one. Understanding Georgia’s equitable distribution laws can help you understand what to expect and plan accordingly. Getting advice on property division from a skilled and experienced […]

How to Recognize Gaslighting During a Divorce

People are becoming more aware of the toxic effects of narcissism, coercive control, and gaslighting. Gaslighting is an intentional attempt to force another person into questioning their view of reality. It is a form of emotional abuse, but it can be hard to spot the signs if you are the one being gaslighted. People with […]

How to Protect Your Assets Before Filing for Divorce

Planning and preparing for a divorce can help make the process go more smoothly. One of your top priorities should be securing your financial future. If you are concerned about protecting your assets before filing for divorce, there are several steps you can take. Understanding how Georgia divides property in a divorce is crucial for […]

What Happens to Real Estate in a Divorce in Georgia?

People getting a divorce often worry about who will get the family home and other real estate. What happens to real estate in a divorce in Georgia depends on whether the family home is a marital asset. It also depends on whether the couple has children who have been living in the home and whether […]

How to Separate from Your Spouse While Living Together

The decision to separate from your spouse can be complex and uncertain. You may wish to separate because you plan to file for divorce later or have no intention of initiating divorce proceedings at a later date. Simply deciding to separate does not formalize these proceedings under Georgia law. If you want to initiate legal […]

Who Keeps the House in a Georgia Divorce?

If you and your spouse are planning to get a divorce, you might be wondering who gets to keep the house under Georgia law. Numerous factors can impact property-related issues in your case, making it advisable to work with an attorney who is familiar with asset division and marital property. Whether you want to keep […]

What Is Parental Alienation?

When parents live apart, sometimes one person holds a grudge or becomes bitter about the relationship. Unfortunately, when parents do not have the skills to manage their feelings appropriately, they might try to damage their children’s relationship with the other parent. This behavior is called parental alienation, and it can be extremely damaging to a […]

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