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It is not uncommon for couples or families to relocate throughout the years. If you were married in another state and are facing a dissolution of marriage, you might wonder how your divorce will be handled here in Georgia. Fortunately, you do not need to return to the state where you and your partner were […]

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Getting a divorce can be an arduous process on its own, but what does it look like when one of the spouses lives overseas? With American and international law being so complex – especially when combined – there are many things to consider when getting an international divorce. Questions like where you would file and […]

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Multiple factors regarding location contribute to the legality of filing for a Georgia divorce. Knowing where and how to file your divorce complaint is an essential step in the process. Our dedicated, compassionate team is here to help you and your family navigate this system. How Does Georgia Residency Work? You do not have to […]

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While there are plenty of narcissists out there, not all of them overly display the signs and symptoms of this personality disorder. These individuals might appear modest or shy initially, but behind that reasonable exterior is a person who is hypersensitive to criticism and lacks any empathy for other people. If you have discovered your […]

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Religious divorces fall outside the realm of litigation. Frequently, religious divorces occur after civil litigation wraps up. The validation of a divorce through religious means does not affect anything the court order touches and serves only to restore the faithful to unmarried status in the eyes of their faith so they can remain devotees in […]

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If you’re the initiating a divorce case, it will have to be served on the other party once it is filed. Service of process means handing that divorce packet over to the individual or to someone who is living in that individual’s house. There are different ways to serve divorce papers on your ex. Service […]

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Initiating a divorce can be difficult. Divorcing an abusive narcissist can feel impossible. Fortunately, there are healthy ways to address trauma and finally divorce an abuser. There are many resources available for survivors of abuse. If you need help, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233, log onto thehotline.org, or text LOVEIS to 22522. […]

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Dealing with a narcissistic ex can be a laborious and mentally exhausting task, especially during a high-conflict divorce. While you cannot control or reason with a narcissist, following the guidelines below may help put you at ease during the process of dissolving a marriage. Understand Who You’re Dealing With A narcissist can exhibit some or […]

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3 Fears New Clients Have and How We Address Them If you look around this Halloween, odds are you won’t see many people dressed up as lawyers. Kids usually choose classic monsters like vampires, ghosts, and werewolves for their costumes. But ask an adult and I bet they’d tell you that lawyers are scary — […]

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Many narcissists may view the divorce process as a competition or challenge. Because of this, a narcissistic spouse may take selfish actions to gain or retain as much as possible during the marriage dissolution process. While these situations are often emotionally taxing for the spouses involved, there are steps you can take to prepare and […]

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Divorce can be a scary and difficult time for many people. While some divorces only involve estranged spouses, others require the involvement of children, friends, and family. The emotional strain placed on a family can be even greater when a divorce involves a narcissist. Spouses with this personality disorder often feel entitlement and importance during […]

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People are often unaware that they are in a relationship with a narcissist. Most individuals are blinded by love and feel that when a partner is disrespectful, they are just having a bad day. However, narcissists will manipulate you and make you feel inadequate so that you stay with them because you think they are […]

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The Coronavirus situation is affecting everyone in a variety of ways. For those actively involved in divorce proceedings, things could potentially be delayed or paused until further notice. Courts have set up ways to hold remote proceedings for essential matters, but many pending divorces are temporarily on hold due to the Coronavirus. Operations that are […]

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In the coming months, many Americans will receive a stimulus check from the federal government. The check comes from the passage of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act also referred to as the CARES Act. The CARES Act seeks to alleviate the financial impact of COVID-19 on many individuals as well as stimulate […]

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We’re Here Through the Crisis Growing up, my family lived through a lot of change. I was born in 1983, during a time of war between Iraq and Iran. I have memories from my childhood of running to bomb shelters during the war. Eventually, my family immigrated, first to Sweden, and then to the United […]

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The Power of Marriage Agreements There are many stereotypes about women siphoning off money from their husbands when their marriages end, but in reality, a 2016 article in the Atlantic claims that women see a 20% decline in income after a divorce. In fact, in that same article, the author argues that the person most […]

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If you’re divorced or in the process of getting divorced, it’s easy to fall into the trap of dreading Valentine’s Day. But Valentine’s Day is about love, and love comes in far more than one flavor. Here are three ways you can spend Valentine’s Day this year celebrating your newfound commitment to yourself: Spend Time […]

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Divorce Law Theme: Mindset In 2019, the ADLG team featured a new blog series to deep dive into the hit TV show “Big Little Lies” and analyze the family themes it addresses. We took a break from the show in the December edition of our newsletter, but we’re back to recapping the show for you […]

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And Why They’re Important to Consider The divorce rate for couples over 50 has nearly doubled in the last decade. Divorces that occur later in life, sometimes called “gray divorces,” happen for many of the same reasons as any other divorce: financial pressures, infidelity, or a desire for independence. Whatever the reason, older couples often […]

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Create One Instead of Running from It The word “vision” can instill motivation to achieve incredible things, but it can also be used as a tool for complacency when it becomes a notion we dream about from afar. At Atlanta Divorce Law Group, we strive to use vision in its most powerful light and encourage […]

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International Divorce: Is It Possible?
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