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The closest bonds of love and family ties are something an injured victim will need to fall back on after a serious motor vehicle collision. Facing serious injuries and an inability to return to work, the person who suffered injuries in the crash may require financial...
It is important for anyone in Georgia or throughout the country to engage in estate planning. However, it may be even more important to do so for those who own collectibles. This is because collectibles have a higher capital gains tax rate compared to other assets...
Estate planning is defined as managing assets during a person's life and after passing while minimizing taxes. Georgia residents who are planning to leave behind any assets at all for future generations can benefit from an estate plan. Ideally, an individual will have...
Crashes that result from distracted driving tend to be more severe, and they can cost commercial truck fleets a lot, in terms of both money and reputation. Even when they don't get into accidents, truckers can be pulled over for distracted driving and forced to...
Dividing your property can be the most challenging aspect of divorce. Physically dividing everything you accumulated during your marriage can be overwhelming and, for many people, far more complicated than they expect. That said, the process can be a little easier...
Losing a loved one unexpectedly is absolutely a tragic experience. Motor vehicle collisions are a common source of sudden losses. You may have unresolved issues, such as having had a negative last interaction with your loved one. Worse, you have to somehow adjust to a...
There are numerous reasons attorneys withdraw from representation of clients. Commonly, attorneys request the Court to allow his or her withdrawal from representation on the basis that the client has failed to abide by the obligations contained in the employment contract. The obligations found in an attorney-client employment contract can include terms of payment, promises to be honest and forthcoming,…
Question: “I have always had a very close and loving relationship with my grandchildren. Recently I had a falling out with my daughter, which has prevented me from being able to see my grandchildren as often as I would like. I still have a good relationship with my ex-son-in-law, but he only gets limited visitation with the children, and I…
This article is intended for educational purposes only and is not intended, nor should be construed to provide legal advice. This article was originally written by Anne K. Banford, a former attorney of this firm in April 2011 and has since been updated by John R. Coleman, Jr. (Bob). Due to the volume of Family Law cases entering the Court…
Q: Can I withhold visitation if the other parent is withholding child support? A question we are frequently asked by our clients is if the withholding of child support by one parent alone justifies the withholding of visitation by the other parent. We are also asked if the withholding of visitation by one parent alone justifies the withholding of child…