George Jefferson…
We need more George Jeffersons. That’s right, I said, “George Jefferson.” I know that I just lost the millennials, because The Jeffersons is not on “the Netflix,” as we say in the South, but my point remains the same. In the modern era of reality TV and never-ending dance contests, we have no new George…
Read MoreAvoiding Mechanics and Materialmen Liens in Georgia
You decided to try your hand at flipping houses. You purchased a fixer-upper in the perfect neighborhood and hired a contractor to perform the renovation. As the renovation progresses, the project is over-budget and going well past the planned completion date. The contractor is demanding additional money before completing the work. You are frustrated with…
Read MoreGeorgia’s Right to Repair Statute
So, you hired a contractor to do work on your home. The next thing you know, the vendors haven’t shown up on time, the project is late, and the contractor is demanding more money. What do you do? Even if you hire the best contractor, disagreements are likely to arise. Fortunately, Georgia law provides a…
Read MoreTips for Hiring a Contractor
Deciding to make improvements to your home is a big deal. Whether you thinking about repainting a bedroom or completely remodeling your home, you need to protect your home. Not only is it likely your most valuable asset, but it is the place where you and your family live, so before any work begins,…
Read MoreThe Value of Truce
To a hammer, all the world is nails. How we view disputes is often the result of our personal perspective and values. As an attorney, I often give this advice when asked for cocktail party legal advice. “Do I have a claim for this?” “Can’t I sue for that?” “Is that legal?” To a clever…
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