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Video surveillance of a spouse OK'd by Georgia Court of Appeals
This month, the Georgia Court of Appeals case of Rutter v. Rutter came down. The Court ruled that in ?home video surveillance of a spouse is allowed, even if they were not aware of the surveillance.
The court sanctioned the trial court?s ruling that even if the purpose was to catch a spouse committing a crime, which may affect a custody case, the video is admissible in divorce court.
However, if you suspect your spouse may be committing a crime and you want to place them under surveillance, always contact an attorney to learn your responsibilities beforehand. An experienced Georgia divorce attorney like Edwards and Associates can advise you of your rights.
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When It's Time To Divorce, Put Your Children First - Really.
On behalf of Edwards & Associates posted in Custody on Wednesday, January 18, 2012 You've probably heard it before: the reminder that when it comes to divorce, it's important to consider your children. Most people claim to want what's...
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Visitation Rights Changed By Technology
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Lottery Winner May Have To Share Jackpot With Separated Spouse
Lottery Winner may Have to Share Jackpot With Separated SpouseOn behalf of Edwards & Associates posted in Property Division on Thursday, January 20, 2011 In a stunning combination of good luck and bad luck, a 29-year-old Idaho woman won a share...
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Divorce Financial Planning In A Tough Economy
On behalf of Edwards & Associates posted in Divorce on Tuesday, January 4, 2011 In these tough economic times, many couples who have emotionally separated and would like to divorce are not doing so because they feel they cannot afford it....
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Do I Have To Pay Alimony?
The short answer is: ?It depends.? Georgia law provides that alimony, or spousal support, may be awarded to one spouse in the event of a divorce or separation. At times, spousal support is awarded on a temporary basis before the divorce is final. Alimony...
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