You have probably come across ads promoting the convenience and affordability of pursuing an online divorce. Understandably, saving time and money sounds excellent when you’re dealing with financial strain and lack of time. But before you take on the advertised convenience, it’s essential to check whether online divorce is even an option for you. More importantly, it’s vital for you to understand the risks of getting an online divorce. Keep reading to discover whether online divorce is the right choice for you. Can You Divorce Online in the USA? Some states in the US do allow you to file for a ..read more

In Georgia, divorcing spouses can decide how to divide their property by themselves or through a mediator. If they can’t come to an agreement, they can take the property division dispute to court, which uses state law to divide it. Georgia is an “equitable distribution” state. This means marital property is divided fairly, not necessarily equally, upon divorce based on factors unique to the couple’s situation. Separate property is not divided. Marital vs Separate Property The distinction between marital and separate property is important because property division in Georgia depends on its clas ..read more

It’s hard enough to break up with someone you hoped to keep forever. When things escalate to going to court to annul the union, the last thing you want is that information to be accessible to strangers or people you wish to keep the details from. Your first line of defense is letting your attorney know about the sensitivity of the divorce so they can advise you on how to keep it private. Our Petrelli Previtera attorneys walk with you from the beginning of the divorce process and offer solid advice on keeping your divorce details as confidential as possible. Are Divorce Records Public in Maryla ..read more

Going through a divorce can be an incredibly challenging time for anyone, especially when children are involved. As a parent, one of your primary concerns is to shield your children from hurt and unfamiliarity as much as possible. In most cases, children technically have limited rights in a divorce case. There may be instances where the judge makes an exception and considers the kid’s preferences for custody matters, but this is usually not the case. That said, many states do have the best interest of children at the center of decisions. Adopting a Children’s Bill of Rights can go a long way i ..read more

Coming to terms with the possibility of divorce is never easy. After all, no one gets married thinking it won’t last forever. However, things sometimes don’t work out as you planned or according to your marriage vows, your best intentions notwithstanding. This can be a challenging time filled with various emotions, including feeling lost or confused. If you’re facing a divorce, understanding the most common reasons can be helpful. More importantly, knowing that we at Petrelli Previtera, LLC, are ready to help you through this challenging time is our reassurance to you. While every relationship ..read more

It’s in the interest of most parents that their children grow up in the most favorable environment that they possibly can. In the unfortunate case of a divorce, you might be left wondering what the future holds for your kids and how parenting will work going forward. Custody requires that divorcing parents temporarily shelve their differences and come up with a parenting arrangement that works in the best interest of your child. Often, custody is a straightforward affair. 90% of the time, it never gets to trial. However, when it does, it can quickly morph into a complex issue that is best navi ..read more

Going through a divorce can be a stressful and emotional experience. It can disrupt your home, identity, relationships, and financial stability. What will life be like without your partner? Will you be alone, or will you find someone else? Should you involve divorce lawyers? To prevent your marriage from ending in pain, disruption, and uncertainty, you should understand how different factors contribute to divorces. It can help open communication between you and your spouse, allowing you to address potential issues before they cause conflict. This article discusses one factor: careers. It explo ..read more

Maybe it’s been a slow, but sure, fallout between you and your spouse. Or, you don’t look at each other the same any more. For some, it’s a more serious issue like hurtful infidelity that therapy couldn’t help fix.  But when are you sure you should call it quits and get a divorce? The law firm of Petrelli Previtera has helped thousands of people in your situation decide when it’s time to get a divorce. Once you’ve decided, we help you go your separate ways the most convenient way for you. The Most Telling Signs that It’s Time to Get a Divorce Here are ten signs that you should get a divor ..read more

Getting divorced is never easy. When you tie the knot, you get into the union hoping it’ll last a lifetime. Unfortunately, that’s not always the case. Challenges like financial difficulties, domestic abuse, addiction, substance abuse, lack of commitment, and other reasons often lead to divorce. Some countries, however, experience divorce more frequently than others. However, this doesn’t mean that if you’re in these countries your marriage won’t thrive. Strong and fulfilling marriages do exist in these countries, regardless of the trends or statistics. We’ve curated a list of 10 countries with ..read more

Spousal support, also commonly known as alimony, is when one spouse provides money to the other after divorce. The idea of spousal support in Georgia, came about when it was expected that during a marriage, the husband would take care of his wife. If they got divorced, the husband had to keep providing financial help to make sure the wife’s living standards stayed the same. Today, spousal support is more universal and can be used to provide for any spouse who earns significantly less and is in need of support when a marriage ends. In the state of Georgia, alimony is not mandatory—but may be gr ..read more