Either spouse is entitled to a just and right division (roughly 50%) of the community estate and, in certain extreme cases, a disproportionate share (greater than 50%) of the community estate. This includes all assets acquired during the marriage but does not include a spouse’s separate property. Lunn Law will review your case and help protect you and yours.

More and more often, women are becoming sole earners and primary providers for their families. While this is an overall positive for women everywhere, this can make Alimony, Child Support, and financial distribution harsher during a divorce. On the other hand, if you were a housewife during the marriage, your financial contribution to the marital property can also be leveraged against you. We here at Lunn Law understand the trials that a woman can face in divorce.

In Georgia, the division of community property during a divorce is a major concern. This means that there is a lot that can be at stake.

Lunn Law navigates these waters with meticulous attention to detail, working to ensure that the court divides them fairly. We frequently help our clients divide complex assets such as real property, retirement assets, and business assets.

Our approach combines a thorough understanding of Georgia property division laws with a strategic plan tailored to your unique circumstances. You can trust us to advocate for your financial interests with the same care as if they were our own.

A sad truth in divorce is that sometimes, even though your spouse was supposed to be with you in sickness and in health, a life-altering medical diagnosis leaves many spouses navigating their medical issues AND a divorce. Unfortunately, studies show women are 60% more likely to face partner abandonment in the face of an adverse medical diagnosis. We will be here when you need us most and fight for what is right for you and your family.