Q: In Georgia, if one parent calls another parent (bad words) in front of their children, would it be consider abuse?
What is the difference between mental cruelty and no-fault regarding grounds for divorce, how they affect settlement?
A: While it's not a good thing, it's not abuse. 99% of divorces are granted on a no fault ground, so it's often a waste of time to file on other grounds like mental cruelty. I almost never state a ground other than a no fault ground, because all judges just grant the divorce on that basis.
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