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About Child Custody in Georgia (Audio/Podcast) audio
Know Your Rights
General information about child custody in Georgia. Mike Monahan, Pro Bono Director of the State Bar of Georgia talks with Vicky Kimbrell, Family Law Specialist Attorney from Georgia Legal Services Program. Visit GLSP.org for Kimbrell's contact information. Read More
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About the Law on Family Violence in Georgia (Audio/Podcast) audio
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General information on protective orders in Georgia and safety planning. Mike Monahan, Pro Bono Director of the State Bar of Georgia talks with Vicky Kimbrell, Family Law Specialist Attorney from Georgia Legal Services Program. Visit GLSP.org for Kimbrell's contact information. Read More
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Getting Sued on a Credit Card Debt? (Audio/Podcast) audio
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General information on what happens if you are sued over credit card debt. Mike Monahan, Pro Bono Director of the State Bar of Georgia talks with Michael Tafelski, staff attorney from Georgia Legal Services program. Visit GLSP.org for Tafelski's contact information. Read More
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About Divorce Law in Georgia (Audio/Podcast) audio
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This podcast covers basic legal information about Divorce in Georgia. Mike Monahan, Pro Bono Director of the State Bar of Georgia talks with Vicky Kimbrell, Family Law Specialist Attorney from Georgia Legal Services Program. Visit GLSP.org for Kimbrell's contact information. Read More
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Debt Collection Videos and Podcasts audio
Know Your Rights
This resource continues several videos and audio podcasts about debt collection and consumer rights. Read More
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Rental Property and Satellite Dishes and other Antennas
Know Your Rights
Federal law prohibits restrictions that keep you from installing, maintaining or using antennas to receive video programming. This rule applies to owned property and to rental property where the renter has exclusive use of the area in which the antenna is installed, such as a balcony or patio. The rule also applies to antennas that receive and transmit fixed wireless signals as long as the antennas meet size limitations on property that they own or rent. Read More
