Drivers in Georgia should register their vehicles, maintain the appropriate licensing and carry insurance. When a crash does occur, all of the drivers involved should stop and exchange information with each other. They may need to reach out to the local police...
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3 tips to avoid an ugly custody battle
Divorce is, by all accounts, emotionally taxing. If you share a child at the time of the divorce, one of the most contentious subjects you may have to deal with is custody arrangements and parenting plans. Most often, the family court will encourage divorcing parents...
Who can file a wrongful death claim in Georgia?
The death of a loved one can leave you devastated. The pain becomes immeasurable if that death is attributable to another party’s negligent actions or inaction. In Georgia, just as anywhere else, any death that is caused by another party’s reckless or intentional...
Abdominal injuries from an auto collision can be very serious
You can sustain many different types of injuries in a motor vehicle crash. Your head, face, arms, neck, legs and spine can be greatly impacted, to cite a few examples. There is another region of the body that can sustain major, even life-threatening, damage as well –...
3 reasons you may get arrested for a Georgia DUI
Georgia driving under the influence (DUI) charges can mean fines, jail time and the loss of your license, even if this is your first offense. If you drive for a living, you may have to find a different profession after a drunk driving conviction. Drivers can find...
How a brain injury can impact your life
The injuries that you can suffer when you’re involved in a car wreck can lead to considerable changes in your life. One of the injuries that can occur is damage to the brain. Even when that damage is seemingly minor, the way it impacts your life can be significant....
What is the problem with loose items in your car?
Maybe you have run out of space in your car because you are going on holiday. Or perhaps you are late for work and threw everything in. Either way, there are loose items scattered throughout your vehicle, items that could seriously injure or even kill you in a crash....
What you need to prove pain and suffering after an accident
When you pursue compensation after an accident, you can recover economic and non-economic benefits. Economic benefits are the tangible costs of the accident. These are things you can prove with receipts, such as medical treatment, damage to your vehicle and lost...
Are you on the hook for your ex’s student loans?
Separating finances presents challenges for every family facing a divorce. The laws are different in every state, which adds to the confusion. What a friend or family member experienced in their divorce may not apply at all to yours. In Georgia, the law for property...
Why 3 seconds could save your life when driving
Rear-end accidents are among the most common causes of injuries to drivers and their passengers. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), they make up 29% of all crashes. Yet they are also one of the easiest to avoid. All it would...