A lot of people will be flying over the holidays for the first time in several years. Maybe you’re among them. A lot has happened in the past few years. If one of those things includes separation or divorce, you may be flying alone with your child for the first time...
Year: 2022
Georgia’s “medical amnesty” law may protect you from drug charges
If you witness someone who appears to be suffering a drug overdose, your first instinct is likely to call 911. For too many people, however, that instinct is outweighed by their fear of being arrested if they’re in possession of drugs. Some overdose victims, even if...
Waiting until January to file for divorce? Do these things now
Are you waiting until after the holiday season is over to file for divorce? You’re far from alone. People make this decision for all kinds of reasons – but it’s often because they’re either giving their marriage one last chance or they don’t want to ruin anybody’s...
Is taking a plea bargain ever a good deal?
When you are facing felony charges, it is very likely that the prosecutor will at some point approach your attorney with the offer of a plea bargain in your case. While not all criminal cases end with plea bargains, these negotiations are necessary parts of the vast...
What is the standard for property division in a Georgia divorce?
The end of the marriage is typically an emotional time that is fraught with major practical concerns. Individuals contemplating divorce have to think about their obligations to their shared children and their financial circumstances very carefully. They can either...
Prescription medication isn’t always legal to possess and use
Prescription medications or controlled substances are drugs that the federal government classifies as helpful for individuals but still potentially risky. Having a physician oversee the use of certain medications decreases the possibility of someone abusing the...
There’s no such thing as a get-sober-quick trick
Imagine someone out drinking with friends. A few hours roll by and everyone has had their fair share of drinks, so now it’s time to go home. This person drove to the bar, but their BAC is above 0.08% and now they can’t drive home – yet, their friend has this great...
Who gets the pets in a Georgia divorce?
If you and your spouse ever consider divorce, you’d both have to commit to a few responsibilities: You’d both have to divide the marital assets, savings and debt; If you have kids, you’ll likely have to plan a child custody order and visitation rights; And, you’ll...
Conducting the right image as a parent during divorce
You and your spouse have decided to go your separate ways. This means that there are several issues to sort out during the divorce procedure. The top priority is reaching an agreement on child custody. If you and your spouse cannot do this between you, then the court...
Why you should never run from the police
Being confronted by law enforcement can be intimidating, particularly if you have been identified as a suspect. There is no telling how a person might react in such a scenario. Some individuals may be able to remain calm, while others might panic and want to get out...
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