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Your subtitle goes right here.What is a Neutral in Mediation?
What is the definition of a neutral? When a lawyer serves as a neutral third party to help two or more individuals who are not clients resolve a dispute or other issue that has arisen between them, the lawyer acts as a mediator. The lawyer may act as an arbitrator,...
The Ins and Outs of Mediation
What is mediation, precisely? Mediation is a technique of settling conflicts between parties outside of court. You are in control of the mediation, not the attorneys or the mediator. A mediator is a neutral third person who serves as a channel for the parties' views....
Child Support and Alimony Obligations in Bankruptcy
For many people who have missed child support or alimony payments or those who have not received the payments due to financial strain a bankruptcy may be necessary to resolve other financial issues to increase their ability to provide for such obligations. For those...
My Spouse Will Not Agree to an Uncontested Divorce. Now What?
My Spouse Will Not Sign Uncontested Divorce Papers. What Do I Do Now? While it has been our experience that spouses will usually agree immediately, or over a period of time to sign uncontested divorce paperwork, sometimes our clients do find themselves at an impasse...
Top Reasons to File Bankruptcy in Georgia
Deciding to file for bankruptcy can be a difficult to choice to make. It is important to remember that bankruptcy is a tool that is supposed to be used by those that need a fresh start. The main reason people file for bankruptcy is to get help with debts that have...
Starting a Business after Filing Bankruptcy
After filing a Georgia bankruptcy and receiving a discharge, you may feel a wave of relief and then begin planning on how to start a business to get you back on track. Below are some tips on how to get a business going and keep it going after bankruptcy. Timing is...
