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In the context of “crimes” and other offenses, traffic violations might seem petty. Yet, the truth is—a wide range of traffic-related offenses have the potential to produce serious consequences for… Continue reading about Serious Traffic Violations

Given the number of police and crime dramas on television, not to mention the live-action footage of arrests and police interrogations, many people are aware of statements known as Miranda… Continue reading about Know Your Rights

In referencing an automobile collision that occurred in May of 1995, FindLaw discusses elements of the Family Purpose Doctrine and the idea of “vicarious liability.” In essence, if the owner… Continue reading about Family Purpose Doctrine

When unwed parents have a child in the state of Georgia, there are necessary steps required to establish paternity, and this process often begins in the hospital where both parents… Continue reading about Establishing Paternity

Taking many forms, fraud is a general term used to describe the deliberate deception of a person by another for his or her own gain. Typically, an individual or entity… Continue reading about Fraud

In the aftermath of a devastating car wreck, some individuals face injuries and impairments that will affect them for the rest of their lives. Unfortunately, many can no longer perform… Continue reading about Are You Permanently Disabled Following A Car Wreck?

From scheduling a real estate closing to questions regarding title insurance and attorneys’ fees, as well as checklists for buyers, lenders and mortgage brokers, the process of preparing for a… Continue reading about Preparing For Your Real Estate Closing

While any person with a disability deserves the right to employment, in so much as he or she is able to perform a job, not every limitation is considered a… Continue reading about Are You Facing Discrimination Due To A Disability?

When children carry out criminal acts, police officers maintain discretion as to how they are handled. For instance, the child might be issued a warning, or he or she might… Continue reading about When A Juvenile Commits a Crime