5th Annual Five Points Challenge 5K
Miles Hansford & Tallant, LLC was excited to once again sponsor the 5th Annual Five Points Challenge 5K in Cumming, Georgia on Saturday, November 4, 2017. The race, hosted by Reaping Nature Educational Outreach Foundation, Inc. and Friends of Tony, supports and brings awareness to childhood cancer, environmental education, and Atlanta’s Shepherd Center. Pictured: Attorney Wendy Kraby’s son, who has been running […]
The Main Causes for Divorce in the United States
Every year, numerous couples in Georgia and across the country will opt to end their marriages. Why? According to a recent report, there are six main causes for divorce in the United States. At the number one spot is infidelity. Physical and emotional affairs happen. When they do, trust is lost, and it can be really difficult, […]
Trust, Taxes and Estate Administration
Many Georgia residents, while setting up their estate plans, will create trusts in order to keep their assets protected in the event of their death or incapacitation. There are certainly benefits to doing so. It all really depends on what type of trust one creates, as it can affect how things are handled during estate […]
Meating Street BBQ
Miles Hansford & Tallant, LLC is thrilled that its client, Meating Street BBQ, has opened its much-anticipated bricks & mortar location at 1294 Alpharetta St. Roswell, GA 30075. Brisket, Ribs, Pulled Pork, Beef Ribs, Turkey and Sausage! Meating Street BBQ makes all its own sides, sauces, and rubs using recipes crafted by Brian Keenan. Check out the menu here.
Forsyth Man Facing DUI Charges
A Forsyth man was recently arrested after striking a police officer with his car. The accused is charged with DUI. This is not the first time he has faced criminal charges. According to reports, a 44-year-old male was operating his vehicle on Highway 396 in North Forsyth in the early morning hours of Monday, Nov. […]
3 Tips for Avoiding and Resolving Partnership Disputes
Running a business with a partner can be enjoyable and fulfilling. This type of collaboration is common in many organizations and often works well. However, a partnership is not immune to disputes, even if you are in business with a trustworthy friend. A partnership dispute can quickly turn into a bitter, nasty legal battle with someone you know […]
Estate Administration Mismanaged in Max Hopper Case
Every year, numerous Georgia residents have the unpleasant task of closing out the estates of loved ones. When there is no will or other estate planning documents in place, the court may assign a bank or other representative to manage the estate. What can beneficiaries do if they feel that the estate administration is being […]
Family Business, Prenuptial Agreement and Divorce
Family-owned-and-operated businesses make up 90 percent of all businesses in the United States. That is significant. It is safe to say that numerous Georgia residents are among those who have started or are a part of family-owned companies. What happens to these companies in the event of divorce? A good chunk of married couples will file […]
Georgia Land Use and Zoning: Mixed-Use Development Coming Soon
Getting approval to build in an already busy area may not prove easy for developers in Georgia. However, city officials in Atlanta recently approved a site for a mixed-use development. This is a project that has been talked about for over a year. As the development is a mixed-use site, the developer may have had […]
Website Access-Related Business Litigation
Many company owners in Georgia have websites. It is the way the world is going and it is just good for business — generally. How one’s website is set up really does matter. It needs to be easy to navigate, have a good flow and give a good impression; after all, it may be the […]