Tyrone, GA Divorce Lawyers

Divorce is a scary time, but it also has the potential to be liberating. If you need the guidance to get through the divorce process while addressing the specific aspects that are important to the new life you wish to lead, you can count on qualified and compassionate help from our Tyrone divorce lawyers.

At Lunn Law, we work closely and individually with each of our clients in order to create personalized solutions that will address the needs of each divorce. No two marriages are made the same, and we recognize that each client needs individualized service in order to meet the divorce goals that are essential to them. If you are seeking divorce and could benefit from compassionate and careful guidance, we would love to hear from you.

Reach out for an initial case assessment, and we will begin by getting to know you so we can design a strategy for your divorce.

Understanding Types Of Divorce Resolution Pathways

There are several issues that need to be resolved either privately between the spouses or in court before a divorce can be finalized. Such issues include:

• Asset division
• Debt division
• Business valuation
• High net worth assets
• Alimony
• Custody
• Child support
• Modifications
• And more!

If you and your spouse can agree on the outcomes of each of these issues, congratulations! With the two of you in agreement, you can have an uncontested divorce, meaning that your divorce can be settled without having to go to court. This type of divorce is typically the quicker and less expensive option. People tend to like this type of divorce because it is easier, and it allows you to maintain some privacy by keeping your issues out of court.

On the other hand, if you and your spouse cannot or will not agree on the terms of your divorce, you will have a contested divorce going forward. Contested divorces are settled in court with the help of a judge. Though this might seem like the more stressful avenue for divorce since it is typically longer, more combative, and more expensive, it can be a worthwhile fight if it means you can reach terms that are more acceptable to you.

How Our Tyrone Divorce Lawyers Can Help

Whether you are seeking uncontested or contested divorce, our Tyrone divorce lawyers can help you take care of the specifics. In an uncontested divorce, we can help you file your paperwork, communicate with the court and your spouse’s legal team, and meet other protocols.

If you are facing a contested divorce, on the other hand, we can fight for you ferociously to get the settlement you deserve. For example, you can seek fault-based divorce if you feel that your marriage has broken down because of the wrongdoing of your spouse.

Though Georgia is a no-fault divorce state, you must submit one from among thirteen legally verified grounds for divorce. The thirteenth reason of these does not seek to place blame, so it is the most often cited. Others, however, such as those that allege abuse, adultery, abandonment, addiction, and more can be communicated in court in order to seek a settlement that is more fair to you and potentially redresses any hardship you have endured at the hands of your spouse.

Whatever path you determine is best, the lawyers of Lunn Law will help you pursue the settlement that aligns with your best interest.

Lunn Law Can Help You Settle Your Divorce Fairly

With over 60 years of cumulative experience, Lunn Law has helped countless clients come to the conclusion of their divorce with what they need to meet the goals for their new life and future. Reach out to schedule an initial case assessment and learn more about how we can help you begin the process.

Frequently Asked Questions

I want to make a clean break from my spouse. How can I create an effective exit strategy? 

If you need to get away from your spouse quickly and cleanly, there are several steps you can take, including making a go-bag, creating separate financial reservoirs such as a joint bank account or a cash bundle, securing your legal documentation including your SSN card and birth certificate, renting a storage space, and more.

Can I still get a divorce without the consent of my spouse?

Yes, you do not need the cooperation of your spouse in order to get divorce. Though it can make the process harder, we can help guide you through your options for pursuing divorce on your own.

How long does it take to divorce?

The exact length of time you will take to divorce depends heavily on your circumstances. Is your divorce contested or not? Are there children involved in your marriage? Depending on the circumstances, your divorce can take more than a year to resolve.