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People who are purchasing a home are making a significant investment. Whether a person is buying a starter home or looking for their forever home, they should only make the purchase if it’s in their best interest. A real estate purchase can involve more than just...
Preparing for a high-asset divorce requires documentation and a thorough analysis of marital circumstances. Spouses who have enjoyed a higher standard of living during a marriage may feel especially concerned about the economic implications of an upcoming divorce. In...
Divorce later in life carries emotional weight and financial complexity, especially when retirement sits on the horizon rather than years away. For many separating couples, 401(k)s, pensions and IRAs represent decades of shared effort. When a long marriage ends, the...
Parenting plans help families set clear expectations for raising children after separation or divorce. When a child is still an infant, courts in Georgia recognize that the needs of a baby differ greatly from those of older children. Parenting schedules and...
Riding a motorcycle without a helmet can lead to serious consequences in Georgia. The state has specific laws requiring motorcyclists to wear helmets, and failing to follow these laws can result in both fines and complications in legal matters. Understanding these...
Dividing property during a divorce often involves complex decisions, especially when a vacation home enters the equation. In Georgia, the court evaluates several key factors to determine how to handle that second home. How Georgia views marital property Georgia...
Getting charged with a DUI can feel overwhelming, but being charged does not mean you are automatically guilty. Georgia law provides several potential defenses to DUI charges, even if you failed a roadside sobriety or breath test. Lack of reasonable suspicion for the...
Divorce can affect every aspect of your life, including your retirement plans. Retirement accounts are often divided between spouses during a divorce, which could disrupt years of planning. However, there are steps to take before or during the divorce process that...
In Georgia, personal injury cases can be complex, especially when more than one party is at fault. Understanding how modified comparative fault works can help you grasp why the law makes certain decisions in these cases. What is modified comparative fault? Modified...
Most couples worry about asset division when heading toward divorce. However, the issue is more important for those with significant assets, such as a business, real estate or retirement accounts. In these cases, the split has a considerable impact on each party’s...