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Working on cars was once something people did themselves. Even if they needed a mechanic’s help for major tasks, most car owners could check the oil and change a tire. As cars have become more complex, many owners no longer touch their vehicles. Many do not even know...
Estate planning in Georgia is easier than you might think. It allows you to take control over your estate and ensure that your wishes are met. You can also decide who will inherit your property and assets once you’ve passed away. There are a few documents you need for...
Relationships often go through phases: dating, engagement, a honeymoon period, married life, conflict and divorce. Divorce can come with a myriad of considerations such as children, assets and spousal support. Prenuptial agreements are a great proactive approach to...
Divorce is less popular than it once was. The exception is divorce among the over 50s, which has doubled over the last twenty years. Some predict it will increase further due to events of the past year. Many people received a harsh reminder they will not live forever...
Some people expect to receive the keys to their new property as soon as they sign the closing paperwork. However, in Georgia, there has long been a standing tradition of giving the seller several days after closing to complete their move. This way, delays that change...
Each year, many Georgians suffer accident-related injuries. A lot of them seek compensation. State laws determine who may collect damages in the case of an accident. In some states, you can't receive compensation if you were even partially at fault. In other states,...
When it comes to estate planning, same-sex couples in Georgia typically have all of the same concerns that opposite-sex couples do. Every couple must consider who will inherit their assets and how those assets will be dispersed. If a couple has children, planning for...
One of the hardest parts of divorcing for most Georgia residents is dividing their assets and liabilities. Tallying up their properties and debts can bring up a lot of old wounds for a couple as they are reminded of what they've accomplished and what has gone...
Most people have a vague idea that they should write a will at some point in their life. But a will is just one piece of a well-rounded and complete estate plan. If you want to play it safe with your assets for the benefit of the most important people in your life,...
Someone concerned about his or her spouse, children and other loved ones may spend significant time writing a will. The testator may not realize, however, that a Georgia court could deem a particular will invalid. An invalid last will and testament would carry no...