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If You’re Being Investigated, the Time to Get Legal Help Is Now—Not After You’re Arrested You haven’t been arrested. You haven’t been charged. But someone made a report—or dropped your name—and now law enforcement is asking questions. Maybe they called...

You do not have to be part of an organized sex trafficking ring to be charged with a serious sex offense in Georgia. In fact, many people charged with pandering under O.C.G.A. § 16-6-12 are regular people who find themselves...

If you have been charged with Pimping under O.C.G.A. § 16-6-11, you are facing a serious criminal offense in Georgia. Even though the term “pimping” may evoke outdated media stereotypes, the law treats this charge with severity, and a conviction...

Aggravated sexual battery is one of the most serious criminal charges in Georgia. If you’re facing a charge under O.C.G.A. § 16-6-22.2, the penalties are severe and the consequences are permanent. You need to understand what you’re up against and...

Getting a phone call from the police can be unsettling. Whether it’s a voicemail from a detective or a missed call from a number you do not recognize, your first instinct might be to call back right away and clear...

One Person’s Word Can Trigger a Full Criminal Investigation—Here’s What You Need to Know You haven’t been arrested. You haven’t been charged. But someone has made a claim—maybe to the police, maybe to a school administrator, maybe even online. Now...