Navigating the complexities of family law can be challenging, especially when faced with an unfavorable court decision. In Georgia, the appeals process offers a pathway to rectify potential legal errors and ensure a fair outcome. This blog will guide you through the essentials of family law appeals, including common grounds for appeal, the types of appeals, and the critical timelines involved.
The Hidden Costs of DIY Online Divorce Filings in Georgia: Insights from Marietta’s Legal Expert, Attorney Sean R. Whitworth In the age of digital convenience, many Georgians are tempted to handle legal matters through online platforms. This is particularly true for divorce proceedings, where the allure of a quick and…
I Cheated on My Spouse in Atlanta: How Can That Impact My Divorce? Recently, a client came to me with the question How can cheating on my spouse in Atlanta impact my divorce? I decided to write a blog with the answers to this very common question. If you’ve…
Understanding Divorce Costs: The Clarity of Flat Fees with Sean R. Whitworth, Attorney at Law Divorce is a complex journey, emotionally and financially. At the Law Office of Sean R. Whitworth in Marietta, GA, we recognize the added strain that uncertain legal fees can cause, which is why we champion…
3 FACTS ABOUT GA DIVORCE LAW 3 facts about GA divorce law you should know if you’re thinking about getting a divorce. 2.) Georgia is an equitable distribution state, which means that marital property is divided fairly but not necessarily equally. 3.) Georgia is a gender-neutral state when…
Georgia Law defines contested divorce when the parties cannot agree on all issues involved or one spouse flat out disagrees with the divorce. Often the issues are centered around splitting marital assets and child custody but each divorce is complex. At the Law Offices of Sean R. Whitworth, we understand…
Where do I file for Divorce if I live in Georgia? Georgia Divorce Law requires that you file a complaint about divorce in Superior Court in the county where your spouse resides. If your spouse no longer resides in Georgia, then you have to file in the county of your own…
How quickly can I get a divorce in Georgia? Georgia has a mandatory waiting period of 30 days after Divorce papers are filed before a court will issue a Final Order and Decree of Divorce. Even if the divorce is uncontested, the average process duration is 45 – 60 days depending on…
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW BEFORE YOU FILE DIVORCE PAPERS IN GEORGIA! ⚖️ Divorces can take anywhere from 1 to several months or years to be granted after you file for divorce, depending on the complexity of the case. Filing a divorce is rarely easy. While you can go about the…
THE GA FAMILY LAW DISCOVERY PROCESS Beware of useless litigation. After spending years litigating domestic matters and always charging a flat fee we noticed certain trends used when billing clients and one of the civil procedures used is known as discovery. Family Law Discovery is the process in GA in…