Just Arrested? Three Things You Need to Do
Just arrested in Georgia? Here are the three things to do right now — stay quiet, remember everything, and call a lawyer — from the women-led former prosecutors at MM Criminal Defense in Marietta.
That $1,000 School Bus “Camera Ticket” in the Mail: What It Actually Is (and What to Do About It)
Got a $1,000 school bus “camera ticket” in the mail in Marietta or Cobb County? Here’s what Georgia’s civil stop-arm citation (O.C.G.A. § 40-6-163) really means — no points, no record — and when you actually need a lawyer.
So You’ve Been Served With a Protective Order in Georgia. Now What?
Served with a Temporary Protective Order in Georgia? A Marietta defense firm explains ex parte orders, the three types of TPO, the hearing, and how to fight it.
So You Got a DUI in Georgia: What Actually Happens to Your License
Suspension periods, reinstatement fees, the 30-day license clock, ignition interlock, and the nolo myth — a plain-English guide to Georgia DUI license consequences.
Teen Drivers & Georgia Traffic Tickets: Why “Minor” Is the Wrong Word
Under-21 drivers face automatic suspensions, no permits, and juvenile court for offenses adults would shrug off. Here’s what parents need to know.
Points, Tickets & the Georgia “Super Speeder”: A Driver’s Survival Guide
How Georgia’s points system works, what your ticket really costs you, the surprise $200 Super Speeder fee, and how to protect your license.
Where is my case and why is it there?
Understanding the different courts and what they do.