by Site Admin | Aug 21, 2018 | Criminal Law
In the state of Georgia, you can be charged with a felony offense for any of the following criminal acts (this is not an exhaustive list): rape, arson, murder, burglary, kidnapping, armed robbery. Being charged with a felony can be a frightening and overwhelming...
by Site Admin | Aug 7, 2018 | Civil Law
In the state of Georgia, a civil suit is filed when one party is financially damaged or suffers personal injury due to another party. When you find yourself on the end of a civil lawsuit in which you are the wronged party, it can be tempting to go to court without an...
by Site Admin | Jul 24, 2018 | Contracts Law
Your word may be enough to serve as your bond in many situations, but written contracts keep everyone honest, informed, and in line. They clearly spell out the terms of an agreement and ensure that each party knows what they’re expected to give and receive in order to...
by Site Admin | Jul 17, 2018 | Personal Injury
Whether you’re in a fender bender or a serious car wreck that leads to physical injury and a total loss of your vehicle, a car accident can be a terrifying experience. It’s even more harrowing when the other driver is at fault. In those instances, you’re often left to...
by Site Admin | Jul 3, 2018 | Criminal Law
From email to social media to online browsing and purchasing, we live in a digital age that requires us to work with friend and foe to complete our daily transactions online. Unfortunately, these business and social interactions have the potential to expose us to...
by Site Admin | Jun 28, 2018 | Criminal Law
In October 2017, the Atlanta City Council voted unanimously (15-0) to pass an ordinance that “decriminalizes” marijuana…but it is still illegal. This may seem like a contradiction on its face but keep reading. The main effect of the ordinances is that simple...
