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Just because an individual feels that they have a strong court case, it doesn't mean that they are going to win it. In Georgia, there needs to be a burden of proof in civil or criminal litigation. Here's more information about what it is and who has to establish it....
When you enter a contract, you expect the other party to carry out their side of the agreement. If someone in Georgia fails to fulfill a contract you entered, you probably feel frustrated. Fortunately, you have legal recourse when someone doesn't complete their side...
Though Bitcoin has taken investors on a rollercoaster ride of dizzying heights and abrupt declines, it has overall substantially increased in value over the past few years. At the beginning of 2017, it hovered around $1,000. By the end of the year it had soared to...
Constructing a new house is complicated even if you're using blueprints that were used for other buildings. Differences in the grading of the land or the way that the plumbing is laid out with the city can complicate seemingly simple issues, and you need to be able to...
When a person is arrested in Georgia, the allegations, the potential penalties and how it might affect their lives will all come to the forefront. This could obscure potentially effective areas of a defense. Certain factors like the right to a speedy trial could take...
Construction defects can have alarming, costly and even dangerous consequences. There are a number of different types of construction defects that are more commonplace in Georgia, including design defects, material deficiencies, construction deficiencies, and...
All Georgia contractors and subcontractors are given the legal recourse of implementing a mechanic's lien. This instrument is filed if the contractor does not receive payment for the job that they performed. As a property owner, it's important to understand what these...
The judicial system makes a distinction between a criminal offense and a civil offense. The nature of your dispute or pursuit for justice will determine whether you have a civil or criminal court case. In Georgia, civil court cases don't seek to punish the defendant;...
When Georgia residents go through a divorce, there are many things to handle. Splitting up the marital assets is one task on both parties' priority lists. Unfortunately, doing so isn't always as easy as splitting up the house, cars, bank accounts and retirement funds...
If you're about to get divorced in Georgia, it's understandable to have some questions. One of the most common things you might be wondering is if you're financially ready for a divorce. Here are three ways to determine if you're sufficiently prepared. Have a clear...
