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Estate Planning Changes When You are Seeking a Divorce October 7th, 2020 | By Pat Geddie If you are involved in a pending divorce, you already have a lot of legal concerns on your mind. You might be regularly meeting with your attorney, sending in documents, attending mediation sessions, or even going to court hearings. The last thing you want…
Long-Term Effects of a Criminal Conviction July 7th, 2021 | By Pat Geddie If you are charged with a relatively minor crime, you might not think that pleading guilty and accepting the punishment is such a big deal. After all, you might pay fines and serve probation, but you might not be concerned since you do not have to go…
Unlawful DUI Arrests August 6th, 2022 | By Pat Geddie Even when police have stopped and arrested you for DUI, it is not the entire story. In order for you to be convicted, police must have made a valid arrest in the first place. If not, the charges against you can be dismissed. In order to make a traffic stop,…
Family Law FAQ August 6th, 2019 | By Pat Geddie Legal issues involving your family can be particularly stressful. There is often a lot at stake in family law cases, including your financial future, your relationship with your children, and more. It is critical to seek help from a committed family lawyer in Greensboro who can protect your interests. Read…
DUI Arrests Over Labor Day Weekend September 2nd, 2020 | By Pat Geddie Labor Day marks the unofficial end of summer, often celebrated by hanging out with friends and family by the pool, getting out on the water, or at a backyard barbeque. For many people, the holiday weekend also involves the consumption of alcoholic beverages. Local law enforcement agencies…
Do You Need a Living Trust? March 2nd, 2022 | By Pat Geddie When many people hear the word “trust,” they immediately think of incredibly wealthy people who use various legal mechanisms to protect their assets. In reality, trusts are available to anyone with assets, and establishing a living trust can ensure that your assets go to your beneficiaries as…
Common Arrests Over Spring Break April 1st, 2021 | By Pat Geddie Many people decided to travel for spring break this year, as more and more businesses keep opening. When young adults go on trips together – often with little or no supervision – many issues can arise. Unfortunately, many people have their spring break vacations disrupted by arrests that…
It is vital that your family know about your estate plan now. If they find out later on, they could either be unprepared to execute their responsibilities, or they may be more likely to challenge it legally. Here is who you should tell about your estate plan. First, you should explain the choices that you have made to your heirs.…
A parent with physical custody may want to move at some point after the initial custody order is entered. In order to move with the child, a parent will need the permission of the other parent or a court order. That parent has the burden of proof to show that the move is in the best interests of the child.…
The penalties are strict enough for a first DUI offense in Georgia. On a second or subsequent offense, the punishment will escalate. In Georgia, the lookback penalty for DUI convictions is longer than in many other states. If you have more than one conviction in a ten-year period, you will face repeat offender penalties. The most significant attached to a…