Though anxiety is a normal part of life, some people experience it to a heightened degree. In some cases, it could be a daily battle, and in other cases, a certain event could lead to intense feelings of anxiety. For some Georgia residents, getting a divorce could...
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Estate planning with nontraditional families
Creating an estate plan might seem straightforward enough, but there can be complicating factors. For example, estate planning for a nontraditional family often requires extra care and attention to ensure that nothing is left out. There are many different types of...
Are you a victim of neighbor harassment?
There is nothing that says a person has to like or get along with his or her neighbor. Not everyone is fortunate enough to have good, quality neighbors. However, that does not give anyone the right to harass their neighbor. Any Georgia resident who finds themself a...
Considerations when getting a business loan
It is common for business leaders to require a loan as one point or another. There are many reasons a businessperson may seek a loan, even if the enterprise is successful; the individual may want to acquire a competitor, invest in equipment or marketing, or simply...
Ensuring a business contract is enforceable
Entering into an agreement with another business or party in Georgia often involves creating a contract. However, creating an enforceable business contract might not be as straightforward as it seems. To ensure that a contract will be enforceable in the future, one...
Planning for the long-term care of a special needs loved one
It is impossible to predict the future, but there are things a Georgia family can do to make sure their loved ones have what they need long-term. This may be especially important for you if you have a special needs child or family member who will need care and support...
Verbal contracts can have their issues
When running a business, even a small one, there will likely be many opportunities to create business relationships. These relationships could help Georgia entrepreneurs perform their operations more smoothly and work toward growth. However, it is important that these...
Former police chief charged with second DUI
The repercussions of criminal charges can be quite serious, and it is not uncommon for people to lose their jobs following an arrest. The Chief of Police for Georgia State University recently resigned from his position after he was arrested for allegedly driving under...
Not having a will can complicate probate for loved ones
Though having an estate plan offers many benefits to the estate owner and his or her family members, not every Georgia resident takes the time to create a plan. As a result, after the person’s passing, surviving loved ones may struggle to decide what the decedent may...
Landlords have a responsibility to repair known hazards
Renting a place to live is often a good option for individuals who may not be able to afford to buy a house or who simply do not want to buy a permanent residence. You may have moved from place to place and have dealt with many landlords, and if so, you likely know...