
Compassionate, Dedicated Attorneys Since 2011
Property Division
Columbus Property Division Attorney
Understanding the Georgia Property Division Process
During the property division process, couples must decide how to divide all marital assets and debts. If you are facing a divorce in Georgia and have questions about property division, Poydasheff & Sowers, LLC can help. Attorney Melissa Poydasheff has helped many clients through the property division process and can help you do the same.
Contact our firm online or call (706) 705-5777 to learn more about how we can help you with your property division needs.
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