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…
Georgia Counties and Cities with links to Probate Court, Clerk of Superior Court, Legal Organ and other relevant information. General…
On the Georgia Supreme Court's Argument Calendar for May 18, 2021 is Clinch Healthcare Center Et. Al. v. Fountain, As…
In Atlanta Oculoplastic Surgery, P.C. v. Nestlehutt, 286 Ga. 731 (2010), the Georgia Supreme Court considered whether arbitrary limits to…
In Booth v. State, the Georgia Supreme Court considered the appeal of a daughter convicted of killing her mother. Booth…
In Giller v. Slosberg, an elderly father revoked an existing power of attorney, executed a new power of attorney, and…