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When you become a parent in Georgia, your life changes in ways that you could never imagine. Suddenly, you have someone who is completely dependent on you for everything. If you should die and you have not designated a guardian for your child, he or she may not be...
A Georgia police officer who believes that you are operating your vehicle while impaired may initiate a traffic stop. Depending on what the officer finds during the traffic stop, you may be charged with driving while impaired by drugs or alcohol. Of course, just...
It's difficult to think about, but one day your parents will die. Unless they have already created an estate plan, the process of dividing assets in Georgia can be complicated and stressful. If you haven't talked to your parents yet, now is the time. Why is it...
You did not dive into creating an estate plan, rather you carefully planned every step. From personal research and reviewing your assets to determining beneficiaries as well as an attorney to guide you. Ideally, you want every detail in place. Good for you for taking...
It is legal to have and use prescription drugs. They are controlled substances, but they’re not starkly illegal like many harder drugs. With the proper prescription, you can use them without fear of getting into any legal trouble. But does that mean that you can use...
A trust is an estate planning tool that will help you protect your assets. There are two major types, revocable and irrevocable, that offer different types of protection. For example, an irrevocable trust takes assets out of your name and shields them from...
As a truck driver or a commercial driver, you will pride yourself on your ability to drive competently, safely and efficiently. You'll view yourself as a responsible driver who takes the safety of others seriously. However, if you have recently been arrested on DUI...
There are certain things in life that are all too easy to delay until it is too late. Estate planning is one such activity. Many people think that estate plans are only necessary for those who are very sick, very old or very wealthy. In reality, almost everyone will...
