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What must home sellers legally disclose to interested buyers?
It is almost time for you to close on a home in Georgia, but you worry the seller failed to disclose a problem with the property. What does the seller have a legal obligation to tell you regarding the home? Forbes lists items home sellers have to disclose to...
Why is mediation so crucial to businesses?
Georgia business owners understand that disputes happen. They can happen at any time to anyone. They can happen for any reason. Avoiding disputes is not always possible or realistic. The important thing is how you handle your disputes. Today, we will discuss mediation...
Signs of a construction defect in your new home
When you purchase a brand-new home, you expect everything to be perfect. After all, modern construction should be durable and last for generations. Unfortunately, sometimes defective construction can impact your enjoyment of the property. Consider taking legal action...
Can you prevent adult children from fighting over a will?
No one wants to think about their loved ones or children fighting after they die. This is possible when you do not have a clear will or an estate plan. Sibling fights after a parent dies can be brutal. AARP has some advice on how to prevent a will contest. Have an...
What is a breach of contract and did I commit one?
A contract is a legally binding agreement between two parties. Different jurisdictions set their own rules for what makes a contract binding, but there are some basic components that tend to remain consistent. Note that in some jurisdictions, a contract may also be...
How important is the title agent?
If you own real estate and have ever had a dispute over property boundaries or ownership, then you can understand how important it is to pay attention to your title. When you buy a piece of property, you need to have a skilled and knowledgeable title agent who can...
Do you have grounds to challenge a will?
In Georgia, laws dictate who has the ability to challenge a will. Many estates go through the probate process without a will challenge. But this is not always possible. Sometimes, a person has legitimate reasons to challenge the will in question. Today we will look...
Contractors have options when they lack a written change order
If you work in construction, you play an important role in modern society. Of course, you also face some headaches others easily avoid. To minimize your liability and maximize your potential for receiving payment, you likely have a written contract for all your jobs....
Lawsuit filed over long-lost artwork
Those tasked with managing and administering an estate in Norcross may be assuming a role that they could hold for several years. While the resolution of many estates is a process that only takes a relatively short period of time, some may require that executors...
Who can challenge a will?
It is important to know that not everybody can challenge a will. You need to be in a certain position to be able to do so, and this is most commonly defined by how you are related to the deceased. You need to be considered an “interested person” in the eyes of the law...
