Georgia Licensing Legal Guides (5 found)

Written by Kevin M. Veler
As of July 1, 2008, Residential and General Contractors must be licensed by the State of Georgia if the project exceeds $2500. NOTE: Not ALL contractors are required to be licensed. Generally those working building and remodeling structures must be licensed but there are important exception.
1 of 2 users found this helpful. Posted about 1 year ago in Licensing. Jurisdiction: Georgia

Written by Kevin M. Veler
As of July 2008, all Residential and General Contractors need to have a license issued by the state of Georgia. There are a number of contractors that do NOT need to be licensed. A business license from a local county jurisdiction IS NOT a contractor's license.
6 of 6 users found this helpful. Posted 10 months ago in Construction / Development. Jurisdiction: Georgia

Written by Douglas Blake Chanco
The charge of DUI potentially contains both criminal (arrest) and civil (drivers license suspension) concerns. After an arrest for DUI, your drivers license could be suspended if you do not act within 10 days of the arrest to protect your driving privilege.
2 of 2 users found this helpful. Posted 10 months ago in DUI / DWI. Jurisdiction: Georgia

Written by Jessica Ruth Towne
Many of our clients ask us about the “10-day rule.” What this means is that if the officer kept your driver’s license and gave you a large, yellow sheet of paper that is your temporary license (check your wallet; don’t bury this paper!), you have 10 days to appeal a license suspension.
Posted 5 months ago in Criminal Defense. Jurisdiction: Georgia

Written by Gretchen Kelley Brantley
Most people assume that a drug conviction of any kind will prevent gun licensure in GA. Unless you have been hospitalized for drug treatment, the law will allow you to obtain a gun license if the drug was marijuana.
Posted 28 days ago in Constitutional. Jurisdiction: Georgia