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The criminal courts in Georgia can hand down numerous penalties in driving under the influence (DUI) cases. Defendants are at risk of jail time or probation. They may have to pay fines and cover court costs. It is also standard practice in most cases to impose a...
The 10-day rule in Georgia is a consequential timeframe for motorists who have been arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) offenses. As a result of this rule, if you were recently arrested due to an officer’s suspicion that you were driving while impaired, you...
Driving under the influence (DUI) in Georgia carries severe consequences. A DUI conviction can result in jail time, hefty fines, community service and a suspended driver's license. The penalties can affect your freedom, finances and future. How you respond when...
Some people think that taking a little something from a store without paying for it isn’t a big deal. It may shock some to learn that Georgia considers this a very serious crime. Engaging in this kind of behavior can result in significant penalties. Shoplifting in...
Family violence assault is a serious criminal offense that can result in lasting impacts on the accused and the alleged victims. Georgia takes a firm stance against domestic abuse, making defending against these charges an uphill task. Suppose you’re facing family...
Divorce and separation are emotionally charged situations for everyone involved, oftentimes especially for children. During periods of upheaval, custody terms can significantly impact a child’s well-being. While emotions may run high for parents, the guiding principle...
Officers who suspect drivers of impairment at the wheel often move quickly to gather evidence supporting their allegations. For example, they may ask someone to exit the vehicle and perform a series of field sobriety tests. Those tests can lead to someone's arrest or...
A driving under the influence (DUI) charge in Georgia can be very embarrassing for the person arrested. Many people do not realize until the police officer pulls them over that they were not in the right state to drive. Others may not actually be over the limit and...
Your spouse may not have retired yet, but you know that they’re earning a pension or some other type of employer-sponsored retirement fund. Since the two of you got married, it has been your plan to use these benefits so that you can both retire. Your spouse knows...
In Georgia, aggravated assault is a serious criminal offense that generally involves the intentional and malicious infliction of serious bodily injury on another person or the use of a deadly weapon with the intent to harm another person. Aggravated assault is...