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You Said You’d Handle It—Now the Debt Collectors Are Calling Me

You Said You’d Handle It—Now the Debt Collectors Are Calling Me

by Catherine Ryan | Oct 29, 2025 | Alimony & Child Support

Ever been told “I’ll take care of it” only to find out they didn’t? You’re not alone—and in Georgia divorce cases, verbal promises don’t carry legal weight when it comes to debt. When Debt Isn’t Just Theirs Anymore Let’s say you’re splitting up. Your ex promises to...
She’s Engaged Again—Can I Stop Paying Alimony Now?

She’s Engaged Again—Can I Stop Paying Alimony Now?

by Catherine Ryan | Oct 27, 2025 | Divorce

You’re cutting checks each month to an ex who just posted an engagement ring on Instagram. Or maybe she’s moved in with someone new. And you’re wondering—why am I still paying her alimony? If you’re in Georgia, you’re not alone—and the law might actually be on...
Why You Still Need a Lawyer for Uncontested Divorce in Georgia

Why You Still Need a Lawyer for Uncontested Divorce in Georgia

by Catherine Ryan | Oct 24, 2025 | Uncontested Divorce

Just because things are calm doesn’t mean you can afford to be careless. An uncontested divorce sounds easy, right? You both agree. There’s no yelling, no big fight. Maybe you’ve even seen a few online forms and thought, “We can do this ourselves.” But here’s the...
I’m Not Trying to Take the Kids—Just Want to See Them

I’m Not Trying to Take the Kids—Just Want to See Them

by Catherine Ryan | Oct 22, 2025 | Family Law

You’re Not the Villain—You’re a Parent Just because you’re not the parent with full custody doesn’t mean you’re not a good one. If you’ve ever found yourself saying, “I’m not trying to take the kids—I just want to see them,” then this blog is for you. In...
She Said I Could Have the Car—But It’s Still in Her Name

She Said I Could Have the Car—But It’s Still in Her Name

by Catherine Ryan | Oct 20, 2025 | Divorce

That Wasn’t a Gift—It Was a Trap Divorce is emotional. And sometimes, in the middle of all that hurt, one party tries to play nice—or make peace—with promises they don’t intend to keep.“She said I could have the car.”“She told me to stay in the house.”“She said she’d...
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