On behalf of Terri Herron Law | Jun 25, 2020 | Divorce, Property Division Issues
In Georgia, courts divide property and assets on an equitable basis. In other words, they attempt to distribute your property fairly. That includes all property classified as marital property. Separate property—like gifts or inheritances—does not go through the...
On behalf of Terri Herron Law | Jun 24, 2020 | Divorce
As you and your spouse divorce, you may worry about how you will make ends meet on your own. During your marriage, they may have earned more than you. Because of this, they may have to provide you alimony to help you maintain your former lifestyle. Yet, not all...
On behalf of Terri Herron Law | Jun 5, 2020 | Divorce
Despite dropping rates, divorce remains far from uncommon in the U.S. According to the American Psychological Association, somewhere between 40 and 50% of American marriages ultimately break down. Even when couples try to separate on good terms, dividing shared...
On behalf of Terri Herron Law | May 11, 2020 | Divorce
Divorce can sometimes seem like an endless maze. To resolve one issue, it is necessary to resolve another, which, in turn, requires an expert analysis or negotiating session — or some other delay. It might seem complicated at first. However, we have found that there...
On behalf of Terri Herron Law | Apr 16, 2020 | Divorce
During a divorce, a family home in Georgia could require working out an arrangement to help ensure that one spouse remains living in it. If he or she cannot afford to maintain it on a single person’s income, a divorce court may consider some negotiated options. ...
On behalf of Terri Herron Law | Apr 3, 2020 | Divorce
In a divorce, property division is rarely straightforward. Even splitting money in the bank can be complex, and then there’s the matter of assets, debts, frequent flyer miles and credit card points — even pets. As FindLaw explains, past earnings, earning power, needs...
On behalf of Terri Herron Law | Apr 3, 2020 | Divorce
The traditional method of settling a divorce is by taking the case to court. While litigation before a judge is necessary in some divorce cases, it is not the only means of coming to an agreement. Couples are increasingly turning to alternative means of dispute...
On behalf of Terri Herron Law | Mar 23, 2020 | Divorce
Recently, many Americans have become increasingly concerned about losing their job and some have already lost their positions. Unfortunately, the loss of a job results in many hardships, especially from a financial point of view. Setting aside stress, depression and...
On behalf of Terri Herron Law | Mar 16, 2020 | Divorce
Some can consider divorce as a business transaction. The process includes not only separating spouses but also dividing money and property. High-asset divorces, those that have hundreds of thousands and even millions of dollars involved, may cause couples’...
On behalf of Terri Herron Law | Jan 22, 2020 | Divorce
A Prenuptial agreement is a contract that addresses what to expect should you and your spouse divorce. Several factors may call for divorce in marriage, and most of them are unforeseen from the onset. Therefore, it is healthy to have an agreement early to reduce the...
