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Is There Really A Difference in Valuation Methods For Real Property?

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When divorcing, should you obtain an appraisal or a Comparative Market Analysis? What’s the difference? The two most common methods for obtaining real property value are obtaining an appraisal from a licensed appraiser or having a real estate professional provide a CMA— but what’s the difference between the two? Both methods are an opinion of[…]
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Adult Children are Still Affected

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As divorce changes family dynamics, children of all ages are substantially affected. Adult children can still experience feelings of being torn between their parents and feeling they should pledge loyalty to one parent or the other. After so many years of viewing their parents as a team, adult children may feel confused about their parents’[…]

Coping with Fear and Sadness During a Pandemic

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To Read Full Blog written by William C. Sanderson, PhD Professor of Psychology Director, Anxiety & Depression Clinic Hofstra University Doctoral Students Contributors (listed alphabetically): Vinushini Arunagiri Allison Funk Karen Ginsburg Jacqueline K. Krychiw Anne R. Limowski Olenka S. Olesnycky Zoe Stout Click Here

Divorce and Social Security

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As couples reach the age of 62 they begin the process of determining whether to take early retirement or wait until they reach full retirement age (66 or 67, depending on the year of birth) or to defer the benefits until reaching age 70, thereby getting an increased distribution of eight percent (8%) per year. […]

Thanksgiving After Divorce: New Turkey Time Traditions

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Thanksgiving may be a challenging holiday for parents and children after divorce. Complicated emotions and stress can arise as families navigate new arrangements and family time apart. Many parents “alternate years” when they have parenting time with their children: Mom has the children on Thanksgiving in even years; Dad in odd years. But, there are[…]
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Cobb County’s Family Law Workshop

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Description The Family Workshop of Cobb County Superior Court is required for self-represented litigants in family law matters before any court hearing can be scheduled. The workshop itself is provided free of charge, but pre-registration is mandatory. **Please note that late arrivals will not be allowed into the workshop and will have to reschedule. Children[…]