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Georgia Court Approved Minor Settlements
4 posts
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Legal Strategies to Minimize (or Avoid) Court Involvement in Georgia Child Injury Settlements, Part II
More lawful ways to keep a Georgia child injury settlement under the $25,000 net threshold: structured payments, court-approved trusts, liens and more.
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Your Child’s Claim and Your Claim: Who Owns What When a Georgia Child Is Hurt
When a Georgia child is hurt there are two claims: the child's and the parents'. They cover different losses and run on different clocks.
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The Minor Tolling Statute in Georgia: Your Child’s Deadline Is Not Your Deadline
Georgia's minor tolling statute is a safety net for the child. It is not a safety net for you, a malpractice case, or a notice letter to a city.
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Legal Strategies to Minimize (or avoid) Court Involvement in Georgia Child Injury Settlements
Settling a child's injury claim in Georgia: when court approval or a conservatorship is required, and strategies to minimize court involvement.
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