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When a marriage falls apart and the situation leaves no room for reconciliation, spouses eventually decide on a divorce. But while spouses are free to petition for divorce on sufficient grounds, the court will only hear the case once a certain period passes after the...
The penalties for a driving under the influence (DUI) charge in Georgia are quite severe, even for a first conviction. The convicted driver will have to pay as much as $1,000 in fines and serve up to 12 months of imprisonment. The driver will also be required to...
You’re ready to end your marriage, and you’ve done your research. You know that an uncontested divorce is far more likely to result in a palatable outcome than litigation. Your spouse, however, seems determined to fight about the smallest things, and you’re worried...
In Georgia, the laws against driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs are rigorous. But what about the passengers in the car? Are they held to the same rules as drivers? Even though passengers usually can't get a DUI like a driver can, they need to know about...
Too many lose their lives every year because of a drunk driver. As a result, police officers are intensifying their campaign to arrest and convict drivers they suspect are under the influence. Though commendable, police officers occasionally pull over innocent drivers...
People can become accustomed to their married life, making it difficult to divorce their spouse even when the marriage is causing more harm than good. The idea of being alone and starting again can be terrifying. One of the hardest parts of a divorce is dealing with...
While many see speeding tickets as minor traffic violations, the consequences can increase when multiple infractions are documented on a criminal record. Whether intentional or unintentional, the outcome is often the same: a traffic ticket with fines and other...
The most basic thing you should decide before filing for a divorce is if you want to pursue a fault or no-fault divorce. A no-fault divorce relieves you from the burden of proof, but an at-fault divorce may help you obtain child custody and spousal support. Once you...
A driving under the influence (DUI) charge is meant to teach drivers that operating a vehicle while inebriated endangers themselves, as well as other motorists and pedestrians. This is why on conviction, a DUI leads to steep fines, license suspensions and even jail...
Even for a first offense, a driving under the influence (DUI) charge in Georgia can lead to strict penalties. You’ll have to pay a fine, serve up to a year in prison and even render community service. That’s not even counting a potential license suspension. But you...