Advocating For Georgia Residents Since 1992
The police may have reasonable suspicion to pull over a vehicle. They can do this if they believe that a driver has committed, is committing or will commit a crime. For example, the police may stop someone if they see a driver run a red light or drive down a one-way...
Parents of minors in Georgia, regardless of whether they have married or not, will have to figure out a way to navigate child custody challenges when they divorce or separate. Some people, often those who serve as the primary caregiver for the children in the...
If you are indicted and charged with certain crimes, you may reach a deal with the prosecution to plead guilty to a lesser crime in exchange for a lenient punishment. This is known as a plea deal. This may be a sensible route if the prosecution’s case is much stronger...
