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Although some people like to claim that their spouse divorced them for no reason whatsoever, in reality, no one goes through the drama and heartbreak of a divorce without a strong incentive. Whether you and your spouse have grown apart for the last few years or there has been a sudden and catastrophic failure of […]
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The 49th Atlanta Pride Celebration is now just days away. The Siemon Law Firm Divorce and Family Law Attorneys, P.C. is excited to announce that in addition to sponsoring the parade and celebration, we will also take on a more active role by marching in the parade. According to the Atlanta Pride Committee, the parade […]
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Financial issues are one of the leading reasons that people get divorced. There is a broad range of financial issues that can lead to a couple ending a marriage. Someone with a gambling problem who destroys the family’s savings account, for example, could likely face divorce. Financial infidelity, or the practice of intentionally misleading your […]
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Last updated on April 8, 2021
The Siemon Law Firm Divorce and Family Law Attorneys, P.C. is excited to announce its support for the 2019 Atlanta Pride Festival. Our attorneys will represent our firm during the Pride Parade and act as a sponsor for the event. According to the Atlanta Pride Committee, the festival celebrates and promotes LGBTQ causes and individuals […]
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Thinking about your upcoming divorce may feel overwhelming. The end of a marriage can be an emotional time, and the divorce process itself can seem daunting. While you may need some time to grieve, getting prepared early has many benefits. There are some aspects of your divorce that you will never be able to control, […]
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When going through a divorce, it feels like there are countless things to keep track of. Some jump to mind immediately – child custody and child support, property division, impacts on the business. But there’s one thing that is easy to overlook: the retirement plan. Yes, Georgia considers retirement accounts part of marital property, which […]
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Last updated on April 8, 2021
No one anticipates a divorce, especially when they start to expand their family. You expect a long future where you and your spouse raise your children and see them off to college and through their wedding day. Unfortunately, divorce happens in many families, especially in Georgia. It not only affects the spouses, but it puts […]
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Before being married in Georgia, there are several legal requirements a couple must be sure to meet. Just as there are legal requirements for marriage, there are legal requirements that must be met for a couple to get a divorce. If you are considering seeking divorce, it may be helpful to understand the requirements you […]
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Last updated on April 8, 2021
Investments are an excellent way for a person to build their career, supplement their income or build a nest egg for their future. Divorce is a major obstacle for anyone’s future plans and can have a major impact on the future of a person’s investments. It leaves many people questioning what will become of their […]
Last updated on April 8, 2021
Even an amicable divorce can be emotional and difficult for children. In Georgia, the courts want your children to emerge from your divorce whole and healthy, with a positive relationship with both of their parents. In an effort to encourage this outcome, the state requires you to have a parenting plan with your soon-to-be ex-spouse. […]
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