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How a Domestic Violence Charge Can Affect Child Custody in Georgia

A domestic violence charge in Georgia does not just carry criminal penalties. If you have children, it can directly affect…
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Misdemeanor vs. Felony Theft Charges in Georgia: What's the Difference?
Misdemeanor vs. Felony Theft Charges in Georgia: What’s the Difference?Criminal DefenseTheft

Misdemeanor vs. Felony Theft Charges in Georgia: What’s the Difference?

A theft charge in Georgia can be a minor inconvenience or a life-altering felony, and the difference often comes down to a dollar amount, the type of property involved, or the circumstances of the alleged offense.…
September 16, 20268 min Read More
What Happens at Your First Court Appearance After Getting Arrested in Gwinnett County?
What Happens at Your First Court Appearance After Getting Arrested in Gwinnett County?Criminal Defense

What Happens at Your First Court Appearance After Getting Arrested in Gwinnett County?

If you were just arrested in Gwinnett County, your first court appearance is coming up fast, and most people walk in with no idea what to expect. This guide breaks down exactly what happens, what is…
September 9, 20267 min Read More
Aggravated Assault Charges in Georgia: What the Prosecution Must Prove
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Aggravated Assault Charges in Georgia: What the Prosecution Must Prove

If you or someone you know is facing aggravated assault charges in Georgia, the first thing to understand is this: being charged is not the same as being convicted. Before anyone is found guilty, the prosecution…
September 2, 20267 min Read More
What to Do If You're Accused of Sexual Assault in Georgia
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What to Do If You’re Accused of Sexual Assault in Georgia

If you have been accused of sexual assault in Georgia, the most important steps are simple: do not talk to police without a lawyer, do not contact your accuser, and call a criminal defense attorney right…
August 26, 20267 min Read More
How a DUI Affects Your Job in Georgia: Employment, CDL, and Professional Licenses
How a DUI Affects Your Job in Georgia: Employment, CDL, and Professional LicensesDUI

How a DUI Affects Your Job in Georgia: Employment, CDL, and Professional Licenses

A DUI conviction in Georgia can affect your job in three ways. It can show up on background checks, it can suspend or disqualify a commercial driver's license (CDL), and it can trigger reporting duties or…
August 19, 20268 min Read More
DUI With a Child in the Car
DUI With a Child in the Car in Georgia: Enhanced Penalties ExplainedDUI

DUI With a Child in the Car in Georgia: Enhanced Penalties Explained

If you were arrested for DUI with a child in the car in Georgia, you are facing more than a standard DUI charge. Georgia law treats this situation as a separate and more serious offense, and…
August 12, 20266 min Read More
Georgia has some of the strictest underage DUI laws in the country
Underage DUI in Atlanta, Georgia: Zero Tolerance Laws and What Parents Need to KnowDUI

Underage DUI in Atlanta, Georgia: Zero Tolerance Laws and What Parents Need to Know

If your child was stopped and charged with a DUI in Georgia, you need to act quickly. Georgia has some of the strictest underage DUI laws in the country, and a conviction could follow your child…
August 5, 20267 min Read More
Domestic Violence Charges in Atlanta: What Happens After an Arrest _ Philip Kim
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Domestic Violence Charges in Atlanta: What Happens After an Arrest

If you or someone you love was just arrested on domestic violence charges in Atlanta, you are probably scared and confused about what comes next. A domestic violence arrest in Georgia sets off a fast-moving legal…
July 22, 20266 min Read More
When Does a Bad Check Become a Felony in Georgia? - Philip Kim
When Does a Bad Check Become a Felony in Georgia?Fraud

When Does a Bad Check Become a Felony in Georgia?

Writing a bad check in Georgia can be a criminal offense, and depending on the amount, it could be charged as a felony. Many people don't realize how serious these charges can be until they're already…
July 15, 20266 min Read More
Refusing a Breathalyzer in Georgia: What It Means and What Happens Next _ Philip Kim
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Refusing a Breathalyzer in Georgia: What It Means and What Happens Next

If you refused a breathalyzer test during a traffic stop in Georgia, you are not alone, and you are not automatically convicted of a DUI. But refusal does come with serious consequences under Georgia law that…
July 8, 20265 min Read More
DUI Checkpoints in Georgia: Are They Legal and What Are Your Rights? _ Philip Kim
DUI Checkpoints in Georgia: Are They Legal and What Are Your Rights?DUI

DUI Checkpoints in Georgia: Are They Legal and What Are Your Rights?

Yes, DUI checkpoints are legal in Georgia. But that does not mean law enforcement can do whatever they want when they set one up. Georgia has strict rules about how these checkpoints must be run, and…
July 1, 20265 min Read More
Felony vs. Misdemeanor Theft in Georgia: Where Is the Dollar Amount Threshold?_Philip Kim
Felony vs. Misdemeanor Theft in Georgia: Where Is the Dollar Amount Threshold?Theft

Felony vs. Misdemeanor Theft in Georgia: Where Is the Dollar Amount Threshold?

Theft charges in Georgia can move from a misdemeanor to a felony faster than most people expect. The line between the two is a specific dollar amount, and understanding exactly where it sits and how property…
June 24, 20266 min Read More

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