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When your child says they want to live with one parent, the choice can put you in a difficult position. You want their voice to matter, but you also need to know how Georgia courts handle that preference. Age affects how much weight the court gives those wishes, but...
After a rear-end collision, most people assume the driver who hit from behind carries all the blame. That assumption feels logical, but Georgia's fault rules tell a more complicated story. When insurance companies start questioning liability, you need to know how the...
If you are going through a divorce or custody case, you may wonder how much child support a court will order. Georgia does not use a flat percentage of one parent's income. Instead, the state follows an income shares model, which estimates the amount both parents...
Marriage often begins with excitement, hope and plans for the future. So when one partner brings up a prenuptial agreement, the conversation can feel unsettling. Many people worry that a prenup signals a lack of trust or a belief that the marriage will not last. Those...
Your words carry significant weight after a car crash. Even when shock and fear set in, what you say to an insurance adjuster can directly affect your injury claim. Thus, knowing what to avoid is just as important as knowing what to do. Who is an insurance adjuster?...
Estimating potential child support obligations is critical for parents as they navigate a separation or divorce. Both the parent expecting to pay support and the parent receiving support need to understand how Georgia calculates financial obligations for parents....
You have just been in a car accident. The airbags deployed, your heart is racing and the adrenaline is pumping through your veins. You step out of your vehicle, check yourself over and think, "I'm fine. Nothing hurts." But here's something many people don't realize:...
In Georgia, courts use a term known as equitable division to help them divide property between divorcing couples. However, equity is not the same as equality. While an equal division would demand an even allocation of property between the two spouses, equity is about...
A rear-end crash is a common situation that every driver can encounter. But, what happens if the person in front brakes without warning and causes the accident? Understanding how Georgia addresses this type of accident can help clarify what your legal options are. Why...
Divorce feels more stressful when large assets are involved. In Georgia, clear legal rules control how courts divide property and those rules can affect your finances long after the divorce ends. Georgia uses equitable distribution and not equal division Georgia...