Legal Articles, General Practice

Tips to Make the Divorce Process Easier

Divorce is a rough process, there’s no doubt about it. It turns lives upside down and by its very definition pulls families apart.

How Long Does it Take to Get Divorce in Georgia?

It takes many people a really long time to decide the time has come to get a divorce in Georgia.

Is the Threat of Divorce More Common After the Holidays?

As the annual winter holidays loom so too does the threat of stress that can lead the breakdown of marriage, a US study predicts.

Tips and Highlights from the 2014 Georgia Family Law Institute

Summary of the 2014 Georgia Family Law Institute

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CALIFORNIA FAIR EMPLOYMENT AND HOUSING ACT (FEHA)

Basic description of the California Fair Employment And Housing Act (FEHA)

YOU CAN REPRESENT YOURSELF IN A MURDER CASE, BUT WHEN YOU DO, KNOW YOU WILL HAVE A FOOL FOR A CLIENT

YOU CAN REPRESENT YOURSELF IN A MURDER CASE, BUT WHEN YOU DO, KNOW YOU WILL HAVE A FOOL FOR A CLIENT

Choosing the Right Executor of Your Will

One of the most important steps of creating a last will and testament is choosing the personal representative—or executor—who will oversee and manage your estate after you pass away.

Coping with Divorce: Five Strategies Suggested by Experts

If you are considering ending your marriage, you probably have a thousand different concerns. Will I be too lonely living by myself? How will the divorce affect my children? How will I tell my friends and family?

Key Estate Planning Documents That Are Often Overlooked

When one thinks of estate planning, the main legal tool that most often comes to mind is the last will and testament. Of course, having a will in place is tremendously important.

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