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  • Home
  • Our Attorneys
    • H. Matthew Horne
    • Melissa Darden Griffis
    • Charles C. Witcher
    • Katherine Gribben Gargan
  • Practice Areas
    • Land Use and Zoning
    • Wills and Estate Law
    • Personal Injury
    • Real Estate
    • Family Law
    • Business Law and Contracts
    • Civil Law
    • Bankruptcy
    • Criminal Law
  • Blog
    • Real Estate Closings in Georgia 101
    • Estate Planning in Georgia 101
    • Filing for Bankruptcy in Georgia 101
    • DUI in Georgia 101

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DUI in Georgia 101

December 9, 2019

Most any attorney will admit that a DUI case is more complicated than a murder case. It is for this reason that a skilled DUI attorney is crucial in obtaining a favorable result. Every DUI arrest requires a police officer to correctly follow specific procedures before making an arrest. Any mistake in procedure or an…

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Real Estate Closings in Georgia 101

November 27, 2019

If you are purchasing real estate with another person, it is important to consider how you will take title to the property. Georgia law recognizes two primary options for joint ownership: 2) Joint Tenants with Right of Survivorship and 2) Tenants in Common. Tenants in Common means that upon the death of one owner, the deceased owner’s interest will pass to the deceased owner’s estate.

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Estate Planning in Georgia 101

November 27, 2019

A will is a legal document that directs how certain property that you own at the time of your death (called your probate estate) is distributed after your death. A will must be properly executed to be valid. Your will takes effect only upon your death.

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Filing for Bankruptcy in Georgia 101

December 28, 2018

Bankruptcy is a legal proceeding under federal law that allows a debtor who is having serious financial difficulties to obtain financial relief. Bankruptcy allows debtors to either eliminate their debts or repay them under the protection of the bankruptcy court.

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