Can a person be charged with burglary at a resident were they stayed for over 9months and is still receiving mail there

Burglary consists of entering the dwelling of another for the purpose of committing a crime. If all you took was your own property, and you...

Personal Injury: I'm not sure what state to petition the courts regarding minor children insurance settlements

If you and the children are residents of the State of Georgia, you would file everything in the Georgia Probate Court in the County where you live...

In order to file a stepparent adoption case without terminating the biological father's rights first, you need to be able to prove no significant...

Trying to find out if its worth my time and effort on a wrongful termination case

Unless they terminated you for a discriminatory reason (age, sex, race, etc.), then your only recourse in Ga. is unemployment, and you would not...

Can I be garnished if I never got served?

Mr. Williams and Mr. Harrell have pretty much said it all. I have lots of people tell me they were never served with a lawsuit, only to find that...

Why ask the defendant's attorney to contact the plaintiff's attorney to find out why they failed to appear in court?

It sounds like the judge is thinking about dismissing the lawsuit for the plaintiff's failure to appear and prosecute the case, but wants the...

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I want to sue a debt collector for violating FDCPA. Should I file a small claims in my county ?

FDCPA cases are brought in Federal Court, as you are claiming a violation of a federal law (the F in FDCPA). The difference between filing a case...

If a person shoots another person, he or she could use the defense of justification, so long as the action taken is reasonably necessary to an...

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How many paychecks are affected by a garnishment

It can go until the judgment, including any interest and fees, are paid. The creditor is the one who has to dismiss the garnishment when they are...

Can my mom change her will if it was part of my dad's will?

So long as she is competent to do so, she can change her will at any time. Any property granted to her in your father's will belongs to her and...