Who gets what in a divorce? This is one of the most commonly asked questions in a divorce case, as well as the most contentious. Will you lose your home, retirement savings, or family heirlooms to your ex-spouse? Not necessarily. During the divorce process, Georgia...
Year: 2026
How physical therapy affects your workers’ compensation claim
Physical therapy often affects your workers’ compensation claim in Georgia. Each session creates a record that others review to decide your benefits and work status. After an injury, you may feel pressure to recover while also protecting your claim. That tension is...
What distinguishes wills from trusts in Georgia?
Wills and trusts have a lot in common. Both play an important role in estate planning, helping you manage, protect and distribute your assets. Wills and trusts also allow you to appoint people you trust to carry out your wishes. While these tools are very similar,...
3 ways to show your aging parents it may be time for an estate plan
Bringing up the future and the idea of the unknown with your aging parents can feel like a conversation you would rather avoid. You may worry about causing fear or discomfort, while your parents may hear concern as doubt about their independence. Those reactions are...
Are part-time or seasonal employees eligible for workers’ comp?
Every job comes with certain risks. Employees can get hurt at work, leading to medical expenses and an inability to continue working. Workers’ compensation protects direct-hire employees from job-related medical conditions. Private employers in Georgia generally carry...
