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Allegations of criminal wrongdoing can have a tremendous impact on your life. They can certainly damage your reputation, but they can also threaten you with conviction, which in turn, may lead to incarceration, lost employment, and other consequences that can touch...
The decision to divorce is a major one. Married couples in Savannah may struggle with whether divorce is the right choice and choose to simply separate instead. Unlike some states, Georgia law does not allow legal separation. However, you and your spouse can still...
There are many reasons these days to celebrate and enjoy a drink or two with your friends, family and co-workers. Police, however, are diligent and will be looking out for drunk drivers. One tactic they use to apprehend drunk drivers is sobriety checkpoints. You may...
After a couple of years of big changes, patrons are returning to restaurants and bars in big numbers. But the risk of personal injury remains unless these establishments take precautions to assure the safety of their patrons and prevent these common lawsuits....
In many ways, a military divorce is a lot like any other divorce in the Georgia courts. Georgia law controls most of what happens in a Savannah-area divorce Provided it has the authority to do so, a Georgia family court will divide property and debts in a manner the...
Divorce may be scary now, but with some effort on the parts of both parents, co-parenting can be successful. Indeed, children are adaptable, and with careful planning, everyone’s postdivorce life can be happy and healthy. Keeping some consistency Divorce can throw a...
Although it can be stressful to face an aggressive prosecutor, you have some strong criminal defense tactics at your disposal that can help you fight back. But the onus is on you to educate yourself on these defense tactics and utilize them to the fullest extent. One...
A criminal conviction for theft in Georgia can have serious consequences that last for the rest of your life, particularly if the conviction is for felony theft. A theft charge under Georgia law is a misdemeanor if the value of the items allegedly taken is under $500;...
From the arrest to the interrogation, police officers have a legal obligation to make sure that a suspect’s constitutional rights are not infringed upon. However, violations of arrestees’ constitutional rights are common, particularly if the officer has not received...
Georgia doctors generally take an oath of ethics known as the Hippocratic Oath before they can practice medicine. While the words “do no harm,” are not technically in the oath, doctors essentially try to abide by these words by always treating their patients with...
