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DUI (Driving Under the Influence) and DWI (Driving While Intoxicated) laws in Georgia apply to both alcohol and drugs. This includes marijuana. However, the way these laws are enforced and prosecuted can differ significantly between alcohol and marijuana due to...

When most people think of a DUI (Driving Under the Influence) or DWI (Driving While Intoxicated) arrest, they picture flashing blue lights on a public street or highway. But what happens if you’re driving on private land—like your own driveway, a private parking lot,...

When people take the witness stand in a Georgia courtroom, they swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. Yet, despite this solemn oath and the serious consequences attached to lying under oath, prosecutions for perjury remain exceedingly...

The concept of a “citizen’s arrest” has a long and complex history in Georgia. Once a powerful tool for private individuals, citizen’s arrest laws have undergone significant transformation in recent years, especially after high-profile incidents that exposed their...

Hiring a contractor for home improvements is a significant investment, and when a contractor fails to finish the job, it can leave homeowners frustrated, out of pocket, and unsure of their next steps. Fortunately, Georgia law provides a clear framework for homeowners...

When planning for the future, Georgia residents may face the choice between creating a will or establishing a living trust. Both are tools which are central to estate planning, but they serve different purposes, offer distinct advantages. Each comes with its own set...

Immigration enforcement is a deeply debated topic in Georgia, especially in light of recent legislative changes and growing partnerships between state and federal authorities. Many Georgia residents wonder: Is it legal to call U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement...

Breaking off an engagement is never easy. In Georgia, the end of a wedding engagement can also lead to legal consequences, particularly when significant money has already been spent on wedding preparations. Many people wonder: If my fiancé(e) calls off the wedding,...

Food poisoning is an all-too-common risk when dining out, but when it happens, many wonder: can a restaurant in Georgia be held legally responsible? The answer is yes-under certain circumstances, Georgia law allows individuals to hold restaurants liable for foodborne...