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Criminal Defense And High-Stakes Divorce In Georgia Requires Grit And Local Insight
If you’ve made mistakes in the past that resulted in a criminal record in Georgia, you might be wondering if there’s a way to clear it. Fortunately, the law provides for the erasure of some criminal records, giving individuals a fresh start. If you are hoping to...
Estate planning is vital but often overlooked. In Georgia, failing to establish an estate plan can lead to various complications and uncertainties for your loved ones after you pass away. Intestate succession laws If you die without a will or any other estate planning...
Divorce involves dividing marital assets. Depending on a couple’s circumstances, this process can become both complex and stressful, perhaps especially when it comes to high-value items like a boat. Determining who gets to keep the boat in a Georgia divorce isn’t...
Assault in Georgia involves an intentional act that creates a reasonable fear of imminent harm in another person. Under Georgia law, assault can be categorized into simple assault and aggravated assault. Simple assault Defined under O.C.G.A. § 16-5-20, simple assault...
Verbal threats can create a sense of fear and intimidation, impacting a person's sense of safety. These threats may seem less harmful than physical violence, but they can still cause emotional and psychological distress. Understanding whether verbal threats constitute...
When you look at the statistics, motorcycles are much more dangerous than other vehicles. For example, it is now relatively common knowledge that the fatality rate for motorcyclists is 28 times higher than the fatality rate for those driving cars and trucks. A major...