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People who have pets often treat their animals as part of the family. However, when it comes to divorce, the Georgia courts will typically treat pets like property. In other words, in equitable division states, like Georgia, the court will divide up marital property...
In Georgia, courts make child custody decisions based on the best interests of the child and they take several factors into consideration. Child custody The court will decide whether both parents or only one will have legal custody of the child, which means that they...