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Hodges Law Firm LLC is publishing the following public notice regarding evidence preservation, online harassment, victim/witness protection concerns, and related online activity connected to State of New Jersey v. Russ Semeran, Mercer County Prosecutor File No....
A will and a revocable trust both direct where your assets go after you pass away. However, they differ in when they take effect. A will is only active after you die. A revocable trust (also called a revocable living trust) is active from the moment you create and...
Online reviews have become one of the most influential factors in consumer decision-making. Whether someone is choosing a lawyer, doctor, contractor, accountant, restaurant, or other service provider, there is a good chance they will read online reviews before making...
Few online reputation issues create more anxiety than discovering a negative news article about yourself, your business, your family, or your organization. Unlike a social media post or online review, news articles often carry a heightened sense of credibility. They...
Many people confuse standard medical instructions with psychiatric ones, but Georgia law provides a specific path for mental health planning. Under Georgia law, a psychiatric advance directive lets you record treatment instructions. As long as you remain of sound...
When an online reputation crisis begins, the first instinct is often to react immediately. A negative article appears. A false accusation starts spreading. A review bombing campaign begins. An executive is targeted online. A social media controversy gains momentum. In...
Most people are surprised by how much of their personal information is available online. A simple search may reveal: Home addresses Phone numbers Email addresses Relatives Age ranges Property records Employment history Previous addresses In many cases, this...
Most families spend significant time planning for the future. They establish wills, trusts, powers of attorney, insurance coverage, and succession plans to help protect loved ones and preserve assets. What many families do not consider is that a growing portion of...
Most people understand what happens to traditional assets after death. Real estate passes through an estate or trust. Bank accounts are transferred to beneficiaries. Investment accounts are distributed according to ownership structures and estate planning documents....
Most people understand the importance of estate planning. They create wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and other legal documents to help protect their families and preserve assets for future generations. What many people do not realize is that a growing portion of...
Writing a will involves deciding who manages the estate after death. Some testators split this duty by naming more than one person. Georgia law allows naming more than one executor, but this choice requires clear instructions to prevent conflicts and delays. The...