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Imagine agreeing to a blood test after an arrest for driving under the influence (DUI), then learning weeks later that the result came back under the legal limit. It feels like the case should end there, but a low reading does not always close the matter....
Finding out a spouse has been unfaithful can reshape the financial side of a Georgia divorce, not just the emotional one. Many assume cheating decides who pays and who receives support, but the reality is more layered. Georgia treats adultery as one of the few forms...
Divorce involves, in part, preparing for significant financial changes to one’s circumstances. As such, one of the most valuable steps you can take before filing or responding to a divorce petition is creating a realistic budget. Understanding your income, expenses...
Many motorists accused of driving under the influence (DUI) offenses in Georgia face misdemeanor charges. Without any major aggravating factors, such as a crash that causes death or serious injury, a DUI may be a noteworthy offense but not the most serious type of...
If you decide to keep your house after a divorce, as you go through the property division process, it may be necessary to refinance your mortgage. This only applies if you already have an outstanding mortgage on the house, of course, and not if you own it outright....
No, you typically do not have to answer questions during a traffic stop in Georgia. You do still have the right to remain silent. This applies to you, as the driver of the car, and to any passengers who may be in the vehicle with you. For instance, the officer may...
Driving while intoxicated is a serious offense that has long-lasting penalties. Even a first-time offender can face numerous legal consequences that may be hard to bounce back from. Repeat offenses and DUIs with aggravating factors can even become felonies. First-time...
Parents in Georgia may find that their current custody order fails to address family needs if it’s been in place for a while. Changes in household dynamics, the needs of the children or even family schedules can leave parents scrambling to adjust their custody...
Police officers can arrest drivers for DUI offenses if they cause crashes or drive poorly in traffic. They can also arrest anyone who fails a chemical test. Charges brought based on the outcome of chemical tests are per se charges. They involve claims that a driver...
Yes, DUI checkpoints can be used in Georgia. These are often referred to as sobriety checkpoints, and it is legal for law enforcement to set them up. They generally do need to inform the public of when and where these checkpoints will be in operation prior to using...