Under Georgia law, alimony is designed to provide financial support to a spouse who may be economically disadvantaged as a result of a divorce, particularly where that spouse was financially reliant on the other spouse throughout the marriage or has little opportunity for post-divorce income.

Joint physical custody, where children live with both parents for roughly equal amounts of time, is becoming increasingly common as courts and parents recognize its potential benefits. However, like all custody arrangements, joint physical custody has both advantages and disadvantages.

One frequent question that individuals considering divorce face is whether it matters who files a divorce action first. Let's address this concern and shed light on the legal implications of being the first to file for divorce.

Welcome to the inaugural post of the Resurgens Legal Counsel blog, a new resource designed to offer insights, guidance, and commentary on the ever-evolving legal landscape.