Parental Kidnapping Laws In Georgia: Acting In The Best Interests Of The Child The most difficult and contentious area of any divorce is determining custody. There are countless factors that go into determining custody, and agreements can be amended and changed over time. One situation that, while not common, comes up due to custody agreements…
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ATC Attorney Trinity Hundredmark Nominated For The Moxie Award Andersen, Tate and Carr is proud to announce attorney Trinity Hundredmark’s recent nomination for the Moxie Award, an award dedicated to honoring the contributions of women in the Gwinnett County, GA area. The inaugural award is being hosted by the Gwinnett Leadership Organization for Women, an…
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Recreational and Medical Marijuana’s Effect On Georgians Marijuana has been a part of the United States for nearly as long as there has been a United States. The last decade has seen a massive shift from the highly negative opinions that dominated legislatures at every level to acceptance, decriminalization, to statewide legalization. While it is…
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Suing the Bar or Restaurant that Served Alcohol to the Drunk Driver You may think that if a bar sells alcohol to a customer who then drives drunk, the bar is responsible if that person causes a car wreck. However, this is not automatically the law in Georgia. Instead, the law actually protects bars and…
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How To Resolve A Bench Warrant Typically, the word “warrant” evokes images of police appearing at your door. While arrest warrants can absolutely lead to that outcome, the most common form of warrant in Georgia is a bench warrant. The difference between the two is significant, despite the differences in how they are served. Removing…
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When are Parents Responsible for the Harmful Acts of their Children? With the rise of modern technology, we often hear unfortunate news stories about motorists being injured or killed by teenagers who are texting while driving. This is certainly one of the most common ways that children injure others, and it raises the following question: …
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