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Divorce is a major change for parents and children. Child support helps meet the needs of the children in a way that is fair to both parents. Whether you are paying or receiving child support, you may encounter circumstances where your current child support order is...
You know drunk driving is a serious offense with harsh penalties, but you may wonder if that is true for first-time offenders. Georgia courts determine sentencing based on the number of prior DUI offenses on your record. However, even a first offense can have serious...
Did you know that the police can pull you over for something as small as a burned-out brake light or not using your blinkers? Many times, the police officer just wants to warn you about a potential danger. If your driving or actions are suspect, the officer may ask...
The number of prior DUI offenses you have directly affects the penalties you may face. In Georgia, the penalties for DUI may seem severe, but an arrest does not equal guilt. First-time DUI offenders First-time offenders often face: A $300 fine plus court costs 12...
A Georgia conviction for driving under the influence may set you back quite a bit financially once you factor in fines, fees, towing costs and other related expenses. If you wind up having to spend time behind bars or time performing community service, you may find...
The holidays can be a rough time for divorced parents. The key to avoiding holiday conflicts while co-parenting is to communicate proactively. These tips can help you successfully navigate the holiday season. 3 Co-parenting tips for the holidays Holiday stress can...
Major holidays offer an excellent time to build family traditions and connect with the young ones in your life. If you travel with your kids during holidays, they may also improve their interpersonal skills. Still, as a co-parent, you probably do not want to hog every...
Georgia motorists will receive a license suspension after a conviction for driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Law enforcement officers can arrest drivers for DUI if they have a blood alcohol content of 0.08% or higher at the scene of the arrest or...
Driving intoxicated is a crime that comes with severe penalties. For example, upon conviction, you may have to pay a large fine, spend time in jail, lose your driving privileges for a specific period of time and perform community service. In Georgia, and in all other...
Filing a liability claim typically is not the first thing on the minds of people in Georgia after experiencing a car accident. Indeed, many might prefer to avoid legal action altogether, wanting to instead show understanding towards the parties that caused their car...
