It is back to school time; although COVID-19 has changed the educational landscape in terms of where (and how) students attend class, one guarantee for Georgia parents is that your teen and college-age drivers will be on the road increasingly more. According to the CDC, motor vehicle accidents are the leading cause of death for teens in the United... Read More
In the five years after his divorce, Frank and his ex-wife had come to a kind of equilibrium. Both had settled in the same neighborhood, and their daughter split her time between households while attending a school she loved. All that changed when Frank’s wife moved out of town and took their daughter with her. Read More
Like many people facing divorce, when Chamblee resident Rebecca came to the conclusion that she needed to leave her husband, she believed they could negotiate an amicable split. Read More
If you suspect an elderly loved one is a victim of elder abuse, don’t wait to talk to a lawyer. Your loved one’s life may hang in the balance. Read More
Elder abuse can occur in hospitals, nursing homes, assisted living facilities, or in the victim’s own home – at the hands of paid caregivers, strangers, and even their own family. Read More
When you get divorced in Georgia, do you have to give a reason? Yes and no. Here’s an overview of all the legal grounds you can give for divorce in Georgia. Read More
Generally, divorce ends with a court order that defines the terms of your separation including child custody, alimony, and division of assets. Whether you like the terms or not, you’ll have to live with them for the rest of your life. Or will you? Read More
The actions you take immediately after an accident are crucial to staying safe, making sure your costs are covered and winning your case, if you wind up in court. Read More
When you send your child off to college, the last thing you expect is that they will be accused of sexual misconduct. But it can happen and when it does, the accused often have few protections. Read More
There are four types of divorce in Georgia. There are also other ways you can end your marriage that aren’t technically divorce. Read More