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Boyd Collar Nolen & Tuggle Wraps Up an Exciting Year of Growth
Date: December 19, 2017 Tags: divorce lawyer in Georgia, family law in Atlanta Author: BCNTR
2017 has been an eventful year for Boyd Collar Nolen & Tuggle with exciting additions to our family law practice. In January, we opened a new office in Gwinnett County. Boyd Collar Nolen & Tuggleis the first full-service family law firm in Gwinnett and is equipped to handle any legal issue, including complex litigation and Read More
Best Practices for Young Professionals Combining Their Finances
Date: December 7, 2017 Tags: Financial Protection, marital property, Marriage Author: Jordan E. Whitaker
For young couples planning to marry, one of the first practical considerations is how they will bring their finances together. Money is often at the root of many marital problems when we counsel people seeking a divorce. Nobody preparing to tie the knot is simultaneously planning how to divide assets when a marriage unravels. However, Read More
Should You Postpone Your Divorce Until After the New Year?
Date: November 15, 2017 Tags: Divorce, Divorce Attorney Atlanta Georgia, divorce lawyer in Georgia Author: BCNTR
When a couple ultimately decides on divorce, the spouses typically want to get the matter resolved as quickly and painlessly as possible. However, there may be a financial advantage to staying married through the end of the calendar year. Tax liability is a major factor that should be considered when negotiating a divorce settlement. Couples Read More
Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements are Prudent Planning, Not Reason for Suspicion
Date: September 14, 2017 Tags: litigation, Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements Author: Michael P. Hodes
I have always thought about pre- and postnuptial agreements the same way I think about insurance: I hope I do not have to use it, but I am glad to know it is there in case I do. For newly engaged couples, there are few topics less romantic than a prenuptial agreement. It can be Read More
Back to School after Divorce: Best Practices to Return to a Family Routine
Date: August 3, 2017 Tags: Divorce, divorce lawyer in Georgia, post divorce Author: BCNTR
Divorce can affect children in many ways, especially if they’re going back and forth between parents frequently. When the school year begins after a divorce, children can have difficulty returning to their normal routines. During the summer, regular schedules often are put on hold if a child spends the summer at camp or goes on Read More
Digital Assets in Divorce: How Are They Divided?
Date: July 10, 2017 Tags: divorce lawyer in Georgia, family law in Atlanta, property division Author: BCNTR
With our lives increasingly intertwined with technology, the division of digital assets is an area that shouldn’t be overlooked in a divorce. Digital assets include any content, such as photos, videos, music and documents, stored on smartphones, tablets, computers or remote servers that make up the cloud. Part of any divorce is determining how to Read More