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After your divorce, you may begin a new relationship and decide to live with your partner. If you receive alimony and have children at home, you may worry that sharing a home with someone new will automatically end those payments. In Georgia, living with a new partner...
A prenuptial agreement feels like a settled matter the day you sign it. Both parties agreed, both parties signed and the document went into a drawer. Then divorce arrives and suddenly the agreement that felt final is very much in question. Georgia judges do have the...
You just discovered the driver who hit you has no insurance. Your medical bills are accruing, and your car is totaled. In Georgia, this is a legal hurdle, but it is not a dead end. Understanding your rights is the first step toward seeking the reasonable value of...
After a truck crash, it is natural to wonder whether your claim will eventually require you to appear in a courtroom. While every case involves its own set of circumstances, knowing what to expect from the legal process may help you feel more prepared. The settlement...
Signing a birth certificate is a major step for any father. In Georgia, this signature acts as a formal acknowledgment of biological paternity. However, it does not create legal custodial rights or a visitation schedule. For unmarried parents, legal rights depend on...
When a marriage ends, the home is often the largest financial asset, particularly if a parent wants the children to remain there. In Evans, Georgia, a Superior Court may award the house to one spouse, order its sale or approve a buyout. Under Georgia’s principle of...
After an accident, many people assume that any injuries they receive entitle them to financial compensation. However, this is not always the case. In Georgia, many legal and practical barriers can either limit or prevent recovery. It is important to learn about these...
Losing a loved one is overwhelming enough without worrying whether an executor is handling their estate properly. If you're a beneficiary watching an executor navigate the probate process, you may have questions: Are they meeting deadlines? Are the protecting assets?...
White collar crimes in Georgia usually involve financial deception rather than physical violence. That does not make them minor. Prosecutors treat them seriously, and penalties can include prison time, restitution and steep fines. The three charges that appear most...
Dividing finances after a divorce can feel complicated and stressful, especially when figuring out alimony. Also known as spousal support, these payments aim to help one spouse adjust to life after marriage and maintain a stable standard of living. In Georgia, the...