Advocating For Georgia Residents Since 1992
The state needs evidence to pursue criminal charges against someone. Chemical evidence can play a major role in the state's case in some situations, including for those accused of driving under the influence (DUI) offenses. During a Georgia DUI traffic stop, police...
Georgia divorces can be very frustrating and expensive. People may spend a year or longer trying to extricate themselves from unhappy marriages. The more that divorcing spouses disagree about, the longer it will likely take them to obtain a final divorce decree....
Search warrants allow the police to enter a person’s property without their permission. Without a warrant, the police generally need to show that it’s an emergency or they need to get consent from the property owner. But with a warrant, they can come into someone’s...
