After a car accident, you may suffer a variety of severe injuries. One of the most severe injuries to face happens to be internal bleeding. Internal bleeding generally requires quick medical attention, but in some cases, you may have delayed symptoms. According to...
Driving is a privilege, and everyone with a license should understand the inherent responsibility the activity carries. Some drivers, however, still act negligently and take to the roadways without fully concentrating. Distracted driving is still a significant problem...
Those engaged in the estate planning process in Georgia quickly begin to realize that several opportunities to reduce liabilities against their estates. They can plan to settle outstanding debts before (or upon) their deaths, or to structure their estate plans so as...
If you are facing conviction for a DUI, you might feel as if your situation is hopeless. Besides the potential incarceration sentence, you could end up grappling with the ramifications long after your trial. The best defense to a DUI or any criminal charge is not to...
A Georgia estate plan that includes a will and one or more trusts can help ensure you have a say in who receives your property after your death and when. However, a comprehensive estate plan also includes advance directives that make your wishes known regarding...
Even the most cautious and experienced drivers are at risk of getting into a collision with another vehicle. Unfortunately, you always have to be ready to react to someone else’s distracted or reckless driving. When you are on the road, it is very important to keep an...
Are you aware that the majority of legal claims related to personal injury never make it to court? Many people believe that once they get involved in the legal system that they will inevitably end up in front of a judge. In many cases, this is not reality. In fact,...
Traffic accidents are a leading cause of injury in the U.S. In fact, approximately 4.4 million Americans require medical care after a crash every single year. Sadly, around 38,000 individuals die annually from the injuries they suffer in collisions on U.S. roadways....
You may have several objectives when working on your Georgia estate plan, and one of those objectives may include minimizing the chances of infighting among your beneficiaries after your death. Unless you are careful when creating your estate plan, you run the risk of...
Part of developing and maintaining a reliable estate plan in Georgia is wisely choosing who to rely on for help. For example, an executor will oversee the distribution of your assets after your death and should be someone you trust. When you understand the...
