On behalf of Coleman, Chambers & Rogers, LLP | May 15, 2020 | Blog, Family Law
A Georgia divorce can be extremely hard on those who are going through it and can exact a high emotional price. This can get even worse for those who are not practicing any form of self-care during the process. Divorce will always be hard, but there are steps that...
On behalf of Coleman, Chambers & Rogers, LLP | May 15, 2020 | Blog, Personal Injury
You commute to and from Gainesville, Georgia, and are no stranger to traffic jams on the highway. Matters can be made worse in highway work zones with their narrow lanes, so you know that the risk for a car crash can be great. In fact, an accident occurs in a highway...
On behalf of Coleman, Chambers & Rogers, LLP | May 4, 2020 | Blog, Probate & Estate Planning
In Georgia, there are strict rules that govern selling part of an estate. One of the major considerations is that creditors need to be paid first before the beneficiaries are able to inherit their property. Thus, the first thing to do before selling anything is to...
On behalf of Coleman, Chambers & Rogers, LLP | Apr 20, 2020 | Blog, Probate & Estate Planning
Georgia residents, no matter how much money they have, need to consider starting an estate plan as soon as possible if they do not already have one in place. Whatever the excuse for not having one, it pales in comparison to being caught without an estate plan at a...
On behalf of Coleman, Chambers & Rogers, LLP | Apr 1, 2020 | Blog, Family Law
Some Georgia women emerge from divorce to find a reality that is much different than the one they anticipated. They may have had various financial expectations that are upended by the separation. However, advance planning and negotiation could at least alleviate some...
On behalf of Coleman, Chambers & Rogers, LLP | Mar 24, 2020 | Blog, Family Law
In Georgia, retirement planning is complicated under the best of circumstances as families seek to find ways to save enough to support them for the rest of their lives. This becomes even more challenging in the event of a divorce as even the most detailed plans are...
On behalf of Coleman, Chambers & Rogers, LLP | Mar 13, 2020 | Blog, Family Law
In a 50-50 custody arrangement in Georgia, the parents might stick to the traditional method of alternating weeks between the parents’ homes. However, some experts are urging parents to start thinking about alternate ways of splitting custody equally in a manner...
On behalf of Coleman, Chambers & Rogers, LLP | Mar 12, 2020 | Blog, Personal Injury
Georgia residents can do a lot to prepare for the spring switch to daylight saving time, such as getting to bed earlier and reducing their exposure to the light from cellphones, laptops and TVs. However, chances are that they will still feel drowsy after losing one...
On behalf of Coleman, Chambers & Rogers, LLP | Feb 25, 2020 | Blog, MVA
Georgia teens may drive more safely when they get enough sleep before school. One study’s authors examined a county where school start times were delayed from 7:20 a.m. in the first year to 8:10 a.m. the following year. The researchers examined car accident...
On behalf of Coleman, Chambers & Rogers, LLP | Jan 2, 2020 | Blog, Probate & Estate Planning
Georgia families often hesitate to begin work on an estate plan. Either they are frightened by discussing the prospect of their own mortality or they are intimidated by not knowing where to start. However, by being methodical and looking to the future, they can tackle...
