If you are considering filing for bankruptcy in Georgia, one of the first decisions you will need to make is whether to file Chapter 7 or Chapter 13. It is a good idea to familiarize yourself with both options. It may also help to look at the specific differences....
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How do I keep my kids safe when walking to school?
It is big responsibility for a child to walk to and from school every day in Georgia. When your child gets to the age where you feel he or she can do it alone, you may still have worries about safety. There are some things you can do to prepare your child and to...
What are bail bonds?
If you or someone you know gets arrested, the court will usually set bail, which must be paid to get out of a Georgia jail. Often the bail is a high amount that most people cannot afford to pay. This is where a bail bond comes in. According to Money Crashers, a bail...
Did you know that field sobriety tests are optional?
When you saw the flashing lights in your rearview mirror, you may have wondered whether your breath still smelled of the beer or wine you had with dinner. You may have even second-guessed your decision to drive as you pulled off the roadway. You rolled down your...
Defining the concept of discovery
Georgia workers seeking workers' compensation want their claims to be processed quickly, but sometimes an employer or an insurer will dispute the claim. Should a claim be turned down, the injured worker can seek recourse in a workers’ compensation trial. One of the...
Dispelling common bankruptcy myths
If you live in Georgia and feel as if your finances are spiraling out of control, you may be weighing your options and trying to determine whether bankruptcy may help you find the fresh start you need. While the process can sometimes prove complicated, the amount of...
Are hands free cellphones really safe?
In Georgia and in many other states in the nation, it is illegal for you to use a hand-held cellphone while driving, according to the National Conference of State Legislators. As a result, you may turn to using hands free cellphones in an attempt to stay in compliance...
Why social media can hurt you in court
Many people understand the right to remain silent when questioned by Georgia law enforcement. The problem is that when it comes to social media, we are often not silent at all about our personal lives. What people post about themselves, even if it is intended for a...
Denied disability claim? You have the right to keep fighting.
Georgia readers know that suffering from a disabling injury or illness is a direct threat to the financial well-being of your family. When you lose your ability to earn a living and provide for your loved ones, it can be heartbreaking and frustrating. You could be...
How catastrophic injury relates to workers’ compensation
If you suffer permanent blindness as a result of a workplace injury, the nature of your injury can entitle you to permanent benefits in your workers’ compensation package. Georgia law describes a number of injuries that qualify as catastrophic injuries. Workers that...
