August 1, 2024 | Georgia Law

Conditions That Could Nullify a Prenuptial Agreement in Georgia

Prenuptial agreements (or premarital agreements) can be challenging to negotiate. The couple may hesitate to discuss issues related to a future divorce. However, prenups offer many benefits, including reducing the cost and duration of a divorce action. A prenuptial agreement also requires full financial disclosure, allowing couples to address monetary issues that could cause problems […]

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June 16, 2023 | Georgia Law

Yes, You Can Date While Separated in Georgia – But Here’s the Catch

Many people who are separated want to begin dating before their divorce is final. While Georgia does not make it illegal to date while separated, there is a catch that could cause problems in your divorce case. If your Georgia divorce is not final, talk with your Lawrenceville divorce lawyer to find out if you […]

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January 16, 2023 | Georgia Law

In Georgia, if I Never Turned in My Marriage Certificate Am I Still Legally Married?

Before getting married in Georgia, you must apply for a marriage license. The marriage license does not state you are married. It merely permits you to get married in Georgia.  A person applies for a marriage license from the probate court in the county where they reside. If neither party resides in Georgia, they apply […]

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