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What to Document After a Motor Vehicle Accident Being involved in a motor vehicle accident is a traumatic experience, and one that happens suddenly. It’s hard in that moment to consider all the things you should be recording and documenting to use as a part of your case later – especially if you’ve been injured…. Continue Reading
What Are Special Damages? Personal injury law is full of highly specific terms. You may be wondering what all the terms mean and how they affect your case. If you have a personal injury case open, you may have heard the term “damages”. Damages refers to the money you will be awarded as compensation for… Continue Reading
Understanding Division of Assets in Georgia Dividing up the assets of a marriage is among the biggest of the many obstacles and challenges involved in a divorce. It’s also one of the most important, and can be difficult to understand. Here a few things to know that may help you in navigating this part of… Continue Reading
Why Should I Document My Injuries? The personal injury claim process is highly dependent on your injuries. The claim timeline will follow your recovery, and the compensation you receive will reflect the nature and extent of your injuries. You should document your injuries as best you can to ensure your claim settlement is fair. Your… Continue Reading
Can I Get Alimony if We Separate? Although divorce is quite common today, it isn’t always the right choice for every family. Divorce can go against religious beliefs and family values. It can also rob spouses of benefits they greatly need, such as health and life insurance. Some people choose to separate rather than divorce… Continue Reading
Special Considerations for Trucking Accidents Filing a personal injury claim after being involved in a minor car accident can be a fairly straightforward process. Accidents involving commercial trucks, however, can be fraught with complications most people aren’t able to navigate on their own. Unlike private automobiles, commercial trucks and truck drivers are under strict state… Continue Reading
Is Swerving Probable Cause for a DUI Stop? The Fourth Amendment protects us from unreasonable search and seizure by the government. This right covers police pullovers. This means an officer needs a legal reason, called probable cause, to pull you over. To pull someone over for a DUI, an officer must have a reasonable suspicion… Continue Reading
What Does a Parenting Plan Do? A parenting plan must be filed in any legal case where a child’s custody is determined or modified. You may be wondering just what a parenting plan will do if you aren’t familiar with the concept. A parenting plan sets forth the guidelines and stipulations both parents will be… Continue Reading
Will I Lose My License if I Refuse to Take a BAC Test? Georgia DUI laws can be complex because they involve you in two separate proceedings: criminal and administrative. Typically, the Georgia Department of Driver Services (DDS) becomes administratively involved in most every DUI case. The rationale in the DDS involvement with suspension of… Continue Reading
Can I Change My Name in My Divorce? If you are getting a divorce, you will have a number of pressing issues you will have to decide on, such as where your child will live and who gets the family home. Among these is the issue of restoring your former name. Many women choose to… Continue Reading
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