Do you find it difficult to decide whether to stay married for your kids or file for divorce and face a long and troublesome custody trial? A discussion with a Georgia family law attorney may help. While you should not let anyone tell you what to do about your marital problems, finding out what consequences …
Whether you are a single parent by choice or circumstance, it can be tough to manage everything independently. Juggling work, childcare, and household duties can feel like the weight of the world is on your shoulders. You have to take care of everything and everyone by yourself. While this can be overwhelming, there are ways …
If you are a parent who is behind on your child support payments, you may be wondering if you could lose your parental rights as a result. The answer to that question is not straightforward, as the laws governing this area vary from state to state. In the state of Georgia, failure to pay child …
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When it comes to our healthcare, we all hope for the best. But what happens if we’re suddenly faced with a medical emergency and are unable to make our own decisions? Without a proper plan, you won’t have a say in your medical treatment. The responsibility for your health could fall on your family members …
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Family law can be incredibly complex, and it’s important to have an attorney who specializes in this area to ensure that your rights are protected. A family law attorney will be able to advise you on the best course of action to take in your particular situation and make sure that you are treated fairly …
Traffic stops are stressful experiences for everybody, but they can be especially stressful if you don’t understand your rights. It’s important to know what you can and can’t do during a traffic stop, both for your safety and the safety of the officer. At Fennell, Briasco, & Associates, we’re committed to educating everyone on their …
If you die without a will, you are a “decedent.” When that occurs, your property passes through Georgia’s intestate succession laws, which favor blood family over friends, domestic partners, and charities. Even if intestate succession reflects your wishes, it is still recommended that you have a will in place and take part in estate planning …
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Georgia criminal law differs from legal proceedings in other states. If you are facing criminal charges in Georgia, you need to be well informed in regards to what you’re up against. An Atlanta criminal defense lawyer will be able to guide you through this complicated process. With an experienced criminal defense law firm on your …
Georgia has one of the highest divorce rates in the country, coming in at 11th place in the United States for per capita divorce among married couples. In metro Atlanta counties, the frequency of divorce can be even higher than the state average. Divorce statistics from 2010 reveal that some Metro Atlanta counties see thousands …
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When parents divorce or separate, their children become the central focus of upcoming legal proceedings. Custody issues affect tens of thousands of families across the State of Georgia, changing the ways that divorced and separated parents continue to remain an important part of their children’s lives. There are often complex questions about how to get …
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