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When nursing home abuse happens to a loved one, it can be devastating for victims and their families. No one wants a loved one to be harmed in a nursing home which is why families should be familiar with legal protections against nursing home abuse. Types of abuse...
When one party requests alimony in a divorce, Georgia courts use a series of factors to determine whether it is needed, and, if so, how much should be awarded. Most Georgia divorces are resolved out of court, so judges don’t have to make these decisions in those...
In a Georgia divorce, it is common for there to be disagreements about a litany of aspects of the case. Because finances are always a concern in any family law case, one spouse might want to receive support from the other. This could be for many reasons including...
When a person dies, whether or not they have an estate plan or even a will, the estate will most likely go through probate. An individual’s estate is essentially their net worth at death, which includes personal property, land or home ownership, investments, life...
Whether in Georgia or anywhere else in the United States, if you are a woman, you are much more likely to suffer severe injuries in a car accident. That is according to recent reporting that compared injury and fatality statistics of women against those of men. Motor...
Two years after a major reform of the nursing home industry passed into state law, Georgia lawmakers have revived the debate. Proponents say flexibility is needed Unemployment is down, and many employers are facing staffing shortages. The nursing home industry is no...
When you are married, you are truly together with the other person and there are many things that are affected by that intimacy. One of those things is financial responsibility. Even if you are similar to other American couples today who have separate bank accounts,...
One of the more difficult decisions that needs to be made during a divorce is determining child custody. Parents will no longer be living together and so they will no longer be seeing their children every day. It can be difficult to accept that they will need to split...
If you are getting a divorce or separating from your child’s other parent, you will have to come up with a custody arrangement that serves the best interests of your child. Georgia family law courts will consider several factors when making custody determinations...
Your loved one probably spent a lot of time thinking through their estate plan. Now that he or she is gone, it’s the estate administrator and/or trustee’s job to ensure that the wishes that are spelled out in that plan are brought to realization. That might sound...