The Office of the Attorney General, on September 17, 2021, announced that the office’s Medicaid Fraud Control Unit has indicted…
Divorce is one of the most aggressive Medicaid planning tools. Divorce should not be approached lightly and should not be…
The Georgia Council on Aging (Co-Age) recently announced its legislative priorities going into the 2022 legislative session. They are: Restore…
In In re Estate of Wertzer, 330 Ga. App. 294 (2014), the primary issue was whether the probate court had…
On July 30, 2021, Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr announced the indictment of Borin Khoun on four counts of Theft…
Former OCGA § 24-3-18 (now § 24-4-826) provides a hearsay exception for medical reports in civil cases without requiring the…
After a loved one dies, it is sometimes necessary to open an estate to access accounts or other property owned…
The first step when filing a deed is to have the deed prepared. Although it is not required, we suggest…
The Rule Against Perpetuities routinely stumps law students and lawyers, and can turn home-made documents into disasters. A deed, trust…
Venue, as a general matter, indicates where (in which court) a legal matter should be filed. It is sometimes confused…