Blog Posts in 2022

Do You Need a Lawyer to Make a Will in Georgia? No, you can legally draft a will without consulting with an attorney. As we discussed in our previous blog, “ What Makes a Valid Will in Georgia? ” a ...

What Is Bad Faith? As it relates to the law, bad faith generally refers to any act of fraud or dishonesty in a transaction and/or breaching an obligation outlined or inherent in a contract. Bad faith ...

A valid will is important for ensuring that your assets are distributed to your heirs and beneficiaries as you wish. Georgia law enumerates specific requirements that must be met for a will to be ...

Car accidents can result in vehicle damage, serious to catastrophic injury, and, in severe cases, death. The costs for repairs, medical expenses, funeral arrangements, and other matters arising from ...

A common myth is that young adults do not need to draft a will. However, that couldn’t be further from the truth. You can (and should) draft a will as soon as you become a legal adult (i.e. turn 18 ...

Felony Penalties in Georgia While some states classify felonies (i.e. Class A, Class B, etc.), Georgia does not divide felony offenses by class or level. Instead, state laws outline the maximum ...