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Georgia Divorce - Mediation or Counseling.
There is no legal provision that addresses this issue directly. In a pending divorce, either party may file a motion requesting mediation. The parties may choose to submit any or all of their issues to mediation so that they may proceed in court on a ... More details |
Georgia Divorce - Property Distribution.
Georgia is an "equitable distribution" state. The courts will distribute the marital property including any gifts and inheritances, equitably. There are no factors to be considered specified in the statute. [Code of Georgia Annotated; 19-5- ... More details |
Georgia Divorce - Spouse’s name.
If requested, a spouse's name may be restored. [Code of Georgia Annotated; 19-5-12 and 19-5-16]. ... More details |
Georgia Divorce - Title of Divorce action.
Petition for Divorce. ... More details |
Georgia Divorce - Where to file.
In the county where the respondent spouse resides, however, non-resident of Georgia may file for divorce in his or her county. ... More details |
Georgia Divorce Online - Rights to Maiden Name.
The former maiden name of a spouse may be restored upon request. ... More details |
Get a divorce.
Before getting a divorce you, or you and your spouse should decide that you absolutely want a divorce. ... More details |
Get Custody of My Child(ren).
The first and most important step to getting custody of your child(ren) is to be a great parent and to be honest. Being a great parent is not always the easiest task during divorce, but it is important to acknowledge each and every action concerning ... More details |
Getting a divorce if you do not know where your spouse is.
Only if the spouse has made a very good effort to locate the missing spouse and is willing if needed to testify in court under oath that a good effort has been made, then service of process may be made through a publication typically the local newspa ... More details |
Getting a legal separation.
Some divorcing couples want to live apart, but for tax, religious or other reasons do not want a divorce. These couples can get a "legal separation." Like a divorce, the parties will resolve custody, support and property issues. However, a ... More details |
Getting a legal separation.
Some couples want to live apart, but for tax, religious or other reasons do not want a divorce. These couples can get a "legal separation." Like a divorce, the parties will resolve custody, support and property issues. However, a legal sepa ... More details |
Getting child support at the end of the divorce proceeding.
If the judge awards you sole or joint physical custody of the child. If you have questions about child support during the divorce, consult with a family law attorney in your area. ... More details |
Hawaii divorce - Alimony maintenance spousal support.
The court may award either spouse maintenance, for either an indefinite period or a specific period to allow the receiving spouse to become self-supporting. Marital misconduct is not a factor to be considered. The factors to be considered are:
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Hawaii divorce - Child custody.
Joint or sole child custody may be awarded to either or both of the parents or another person based on the best interests of the child and upon the wishes of the child, if the child is of sufficient age and capacity to form an intelligent choice. Joi ... More details |
Hawaii divorce - Child support.
The court may order either or both parents to provide child support in a just and equitable manner. Factors to be considered are:
(1) all earnings, income, and resources of the parents; (2) the earning potential, reasonable necessities, ... More details |
Hawaii divorce - General Divorce Procedure.
Both spouses may show proof of an irretrievable breakdown of the marriage and show this by stating so in an affidavit, or by one spouse stating so in an affidavit and the other spouse not denying it. The court may then waive any hearing and grant the ... More details |
Hawaii divorce - Grounds for Hawaii Divorce.
Hawaii recognizes no-fault and fault grounds for divorce.
These include irretrievable breakdown of the marriage; and living separately and apart without cohabitation for two years, and it not being harsh and oppressive to the defendant t ... More details |
Hawaii divorce - Legal Separation.
The spouse filing for separation must have been a resident of the state for three months. The grounds for a separation are the same as for divorce. ... More details |
Hawaii divorce - Mediation or Counseling.
The court may delay the proceedings for 60 days if one of the spouses disputes that there has been irretrievable breakdown of the marriage. ... More details |
Hawaii divorce - Property Distribution.
Hawaii is an "equitable distribution" state. The court will distribute all of the spouse's property, including the community, joint, and separate property, in a just and equitable manner, based on the following factors:
(1) the ... More details |
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