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Truck Laws in Georgia – For Truckers

13. July 2010

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Truck laws in Georgia are generally the same as truck laws anywhere else in the United States. Because truckers cross state lines so frequently, there are over twenty specifically-truck related federal regulations with which truckers must comply. These include: Mandatory drug and alcohol testing Maintaining motor carrier registration and insurance Safety and health standards Keeping all the necessary accessories [...]

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What is Mesothelioma?

25. June 2010

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Mesothelioma is a very rare form of lung cancer. It is caused by exposure to, and the inhaling of, asbestos particles. It is most prevalent in those who have been working with asbestos over protracted periods of time. However, it actually takes very little exposure to asbestos to result in mesothelioma. In as little as [...]

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Estate Planning for People Who Own Property In Multiple States

25. June 2010

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While estate planning is never simple, it can become a nightmare when property is owned in more than one state. All states follow the federal tax code, which changed this year and will change again next year with regard to inheritance tax. However, each state also has the right to assess its own taxes on [...]

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Common DUI/DWI Questions

30. May 2010

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Often, people have many questions and concerns regarding DUIs and DWIs. This article will seek to better explain your rights, and when you should seek an attorney when dealing with DUIs and DWIs. What is the difference between a DUI and DWI? Both DUI and DWI are legal terms that refer to driving under the influence of [...]

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Filing a Lawsuit

30. May 2010

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A lawsuit is commenced with the filing of a complaint with a court which has jurisdiction over the cause of action, the person being sued and the relief being asked. In the complaint, the plaintiff states what damages or relief he or she is asking the court to award, the legal basis or the reasons [...]

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Hunting Accidents

30. May 2010

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While hunting is considered one of the safest outdoor recreation sports accidents do occur, and often make the headlines. One of the saddest things about hunting accidents is that more often than not they involve friends accidentally shooting friends. Over 1,000 people are accidentally shot by hunters every year in Canada and the United States. [...]

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Can a Child Be Cut Out of a Will?

30. May 2010

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An adult child may be cut out of a Last Will and Testament, provided the parent is mentally competent. The removal may be made for any reason or for no cause at all. It is recommended that any heirs intentionally omitted be mentioned specifically in the will. The child must be disinherited or they may [...]

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Can A Person Be Guilty Of Drunk Driving If He Only Had One Drink?

30. May 2010

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You may think that if you’ve only had one drink, there is no way you can be found guilty of drunk driving. However, this answer to this question is complicated. Drunk driving is not determined by the number of drinks you’ve had, but by the level of alcohol in your blood. So the most accurate [...]

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The Basics of Tenant Organization Disputes

24. March 2010

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Tenants have legal obligations when renting a property; signing a lease is not a private matter but a legal contract into which you've entered. On the other hand, landlords have legal obligations as well when it comes to the property maintenance and services provided.

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Division of Assets in Divorce in Florida

24. March 2010

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There is a presumption of equitable distribution of assets in a divorce in Florida Many factors will be taken into account when reaching a financial settlement in divorce in Florida. Under Florida law, there is equitable distribution of assets on a divorce. This does not necessarily mean that the assets are simply divided in half but [...]

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