Tenants and landlords differ greatly in terms of their roles in a housing community. But they share one key commonality: they both have rights and responsibilities. Knowing these rights and…
Let’s face it: Divorce is gut-wrenching. On your wedding day, you imagined that you were at the start of your happily ever after. You believed you’d made a connection that…
Applying for your lawful permanent residency status - often referred to as your “green card” - can be both exciting and nerve-wracking. When you are applying for lawful permanent residency…
International parental kidnapping - it’s every parent’s worst nightmare. You come home from a long and hard day at the office, only to discover that the unthinkable has happened -…
Every day, landlords and tenants across Georgia enter into a rental agreement designed to benefit both parties. Unfortunately, the landlord-tenant relationship is like other arrangements: sometimes it doesn’t work out…
An old saying goes something along the lines of, “If you think it’s a man’s world, wait until you get divorced.” Divorce court was regarded as the place where women…
Security deposits are intended to compensate Atlanta landlords if a tenant disappears without paying the last month’s rent or damages the apartment during their tenancy. The deposit is supposed to…
These days, thousands of immigrants, both legal and undocumented, are worried about their status in the U.S. After the White House issued new executive orders in January 2017, the Department…
If you receive a “Notice to Appear” from Immigration and Customs Enforcement, you’re probably feeling scared, desperate, and helpless. Regardless of whether you believed you were in the U.S. legally…
When you divorce in Georgia, all property accumulated during the marriage needs to be divided between you and your spouse. Most divorcing spouses negotiate the division themselves or seek assistance…