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- 3 common estate planning errors
- 3 top contract mistakes
- 5 reasons why a child custody agreement needs amending
- A Temporary Protective Order may provide security during divorce
- Are you liable if your horse injures someone?
- Are you liable if your horse injures someone?
- Are you liable if your horse injures someone?
- Are you protected by Georgia’s equine liability law?
- Before you buy real estate, check for easements
- Can the veterinarian keep my horse if I do not pay my bill?
- Charitable giving can be beneficial part of estate planning
- Commercializing cannabis under the Georgia Hemp Farming Act
- Consider these tips if your business is facing a lawsuit
- Creating a parenting plan during divorce proceedings
- Deciding who to appoint as power of attorney
- Determining horse ownership in a Georgia divorce
- Does your equine business need specialized waivers for visitors?
- Frequently asked questions about divorce in Georgia
- Horse boarding contracts: What happens when there are damages?
- How are co-working spaces becoming business opportunities?
- How are retirement accounts divided in a Georgia divorce?
- How can I expect during a child custody hearing?
- How can I parent after a divorce?
- How do guardianships and conservatorships differ?
- How much power do HOAs wield?
- How to ask for a divorce without causing more harm
- How to have a more peaceful holiday season with a difficult co-parent
- How to successfully co-parent after a divorce
- Important things to consider before agreeing to be a trustee
- Is divorce more common in rural or urban settings?
- Is it possible to divorce out of court?
- Is it time to update your estate plan?
- Is probate always necessary
- Is there a remedy when a neighbor encroaches on your property?
- Is your divorce stressing you out? Here are some things that could help
- Issues around grey divorce
- Leave passwords as part of your estate plan
- Lifestyle changes following business litigation
- Merging your company with another? Don’t let the talent disappear
- Navigating co-parenting as a newly divorced parent
- New year sees a rise in divorce rates
- Noncompete agreement: Former pro-soccer team owner sues employee
- Potential breach of contract in sale of horse to slaughterhouse
- Power of attorney options for your Georgia estate plan
- Preparing for the unexpected: Advance care directives
- Probate court and blended families: what to know
- PTSD, personality changes and divorce
- Reasons for HOA disputes
- Santa Anita Park horse deaths bring track suspension legislation
- Sharing custody? Try these helpful schedules
- Sharing custody? Try these helpful schedules
- The condo in Florida and the need for ancillary probate
- Three common reasons to contest a will
- Tips for choosing a business partner
- Tips to avoid HOA violations
- Try to avoid these mistakes after divorce
- Understanding the law on horse slaughter in Georgia
- Understanding the most common types of companies
- Update your estate plan when you get a divorce
- Visitation problems? It could be time to modify child custody
- What can you do when your neighbor’s tree falls into your yard?
- What can you spend your child support money on?
- What do Georgia divorce courts consider separate property?
- What happens during probate?
- What happens during probate?
- What happens if someone dies without a will?
- What is an annulment?
- What should you include in your horse’s breeding agreement?
- What to do as an executor immediately after the passing
- What to do during a property line dispute
- What to know before buying a franchise
- What will happen to my horses after I die?
- Who can provide care for your horse while you are away?
- Who gets the dog? Pet custody issues in divorce
- Who gets the horses in a divorce in Georgia?
- Who keeps the horse in a divorce?
- Why choose an irrevocable trust over a revocable one?
- Why do people put off divorce?
- Why people procrastinate their estate planning process
- Why people procrastinate their estate planning process
- Your house in a divorce
- Your responsibilities as the executor of an estate