Your Advocate in Divorce Law | Cumming Divorce Mediation Attorney
Divorce can be one of the most trying experiences a person ever faces. Important issues of asset division, child custody and care, and spousal support can loom large at a time when a divorcing spouse may be distracted, preoccupied or grieving.
David Wallace and Associates, P.C., in Dawsonville, Georgia, has helped many individuals and couples in the northeast Atlanta and northeast Georgia areas find paths through the difficult terrain of divorce. We can lighten your burden by helping you resolve your legal issues, so you can concentrate on rebuilding your life.
For a free consultation with an experienced divorce lawyer, contact us online or by calling 706-410-1439 or 877-269-5688 toll free.
What Will Happen to My Assets? | Dahlonega Divorce Attorney
Georgia is an equitable division state. This means that any assets you acquired jointly during your marriage, including your car, home and other possessions, must be divided equitably upon your separation or divorce.
Many couples divide these assets in a negotiated or mediated settlement. When parties cannot agree on how to divide these assets, the decision can be made by a judge in divorce court.
Whether your divorce is complicated or simple, contested or uncontested, our experienced Georgia divorce attorney, David Wallace, can work to reach the outcome you desire. His experience in business and corporate law can benefit you if you need to protect a business, or divide assets from a high-asset marital estate.
He can also protect you from the many unforeseen tax ramifications of a Georgia divorce.
Prenuptial Agreements and Bankruptcy Help
For clients who wish to avoid financial or child-related conflicts before they can start, our law firm can draft, review or litigate a prenuptial or postnuptial agreement that sets clear expectations for each spouse. Such agreements can go a long way in protecting generational assets, children from prior marriages and other interests that could be threatened by a divorce proceeding.
For clients whose divorces have left them in dire financial straits, we can also counsel them on debt forgiveness or restructuring through a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy. By getting a fresh start financially, you may also lay the foundation for your fresh start in life.
Save Money, Avoid Trial Through Negotiation, Mediation
Not all divorces go to trial. In fact, most do not. Unless the issues behind a divorce are so complicated or divisive that a divorce trial is required, most divorcing spouses choose to save attorneys fees, time and effort by resolving their claims through negotiation or mediation.
We have experience in both spheres and can help our clients settle important asset division, child custody, child care, and other support issues peacefully and at less expense than at trial.
If a trial is unavoidable, however, we can aggressively represent your interests in court.
To schedule a free initial consultation with an experienced Dahlonega lawyer, contact us online or by calling 706-410-1439 or 877-269-5688 toll free.
Let us lift your legal burden so you can get on with your life.
