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Will a judge grant an uncontested action when one side agrees to give all major marital property to the other?
Asked on Apr 29th, 2013 on Divorce - Georgia
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We have a commercial property (LLC), a condo and a home worth more than 1m dollars. About 20k savings. Been living apart for 5 yrs. Her lies, deceit and adultery destroyed the marriage 15+ years ago. I only want the condo and savings. She can have everything else. I read somewhere that in Ga a judge can intervene if they believe the division of marital assets are unbalanced. I am retired and want all financial ties severed and I feel this way she can use the assets in whatever manner she wishes to take care of herself. BTW. She manages the commercial property we owned and I have no idea of the financial status of the LLC. I JUST WANT OUT!
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When you get into a hearing [which is what you'll have to do], the Judge can split things up any way he/she sees fit. If you testify that she can have all sorts of things but you want one or two items, it gives him something to go on [presuming the condo is equal or less in value to the items you're giving up]. Be glad to help!
Answered on Apr 30th, 2013 at 1:35 PM