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Your subtitle goes right here.Interstate Child Support and Custody Jurisdiction Issues
Interstate Child Support and Custody Jurisdiction Issues Enforcing or changing custody agreements can become complicated when parents reside in different states or when one parent moves to another state with a child. Child custody disputes involve complicated...
Business Ownership in a Georgia Divorce
Business During a Georgia Divorce Suppose that you and your spouse started your own business, such as a partnership, LLC, professional practice, or corporation whose shares are not traded publicly, particularly the ownership interest (the shares, member, or...
Record Restriction Regarding Misdemeanors in Georgia
Being convicted of a misdemeanor, although not as serious as a felony conviction, will leave a critical mark on your criminal record. This may severely jeopardize your future as your record will be visible on a background check when looking to obtain a job, buy or...
Georgia – Protective Orders for Unsafe Parents
Georgia - Protective Orders for Unsafe Parents In some situations involving divorce and family law cases in Georgia, it may be necessary to acquire a twelve month protective order, temporary protective order, also commonly referred to as a "TPO" to protect a child...
Assault and Battery in Georgia
You may have heard the terms “assault” and “battery” often used in conjunction. Although assault and battery are similar and usually occur together, they are separate offenses with different elements. This article will explain the difference between assault and...
Georgia Name Changes – A Primer
Changing one's legal name is a personal and often significant decision. From altering a first name to better reflect one's identity to modifying a surname after marriage, the reasons for changing a name are varied and personal. In some cases, a name change may be...
