Divorce

For business owners facing divorce, the stakes are often higher than dividing household assets or negotiating custody. Your company, whether it’s a small family-run operation or a growing commercial enterprise, may be one of your most valuable and vulnerable assets. In Georgia, divorce can put business [...]

Adultery often adds emotional complexity to divorce, but its legal impact in Georgia may be different than you expect. While infidelity can influence certain outcomes, especially spousal support, it doesn’t automatically guarantee an advantage in court. Georgia law recognizes both fault-based and no-fault divorces, and adultery is [...]

Divorce doesn’t always have to be drawn out, expensive, or emotionally draining. In fact, under the right circumstances, pursuing a quicker divorce in Georgia can be one of the most constructive steps you take for your future, especially when both parties agree on key terms. At [...]

When a marriage reaches a breaking point, the legal process of ending that relationship begins with an important question: What grounds are you filing on? In Georgia, there are 13 legally recognized grounds for divorce, and choosing the right one can affect whether the judge has the [...]

Divorce is more than a legal process, it’s a major life transition that affects your family, finances, and future. During this difficult time, choosing the right divorce attorney isn’t just a procedural step, it’s one of the most important decisions you’ll make. The attorney you hire [...]

What to Bring to Your First Divorce Consultation Starting the divorce process can feel overwhelming, and meeting with a lawyer for the first time is often filled with uncertainty. At Sachs Family Law, PC, we understand how emotional this step can be, which is why we [...]

Do I Have to Move Out During a Divorce? One of the first and most pressing questions people ask when beginning the divorce process is, “Do I have to move out of the house?” It’s a fair concern, especially when emotions are running high and daily [...]

Divorce When Children Are Involved: What Comes First? Divorce is never easy, but when children are involved, the emotional and legal stakes become even higher. In Georgia, the law is clear: when determining custody, visitation, and related matters, the court's primary concern is the best interests [...]