Craig Thrift, Author at Thrift McLemore

Statutory Close Corporations in Georgia

Apr 28, 2019 |

When starting a business in Georgia, many entrepreneurs feel overwhelmed by the different legal entity options available. The word “corporation” often makes small bus ...

Purchasing a Franchise in Georgia as a Career Change

By Craig Thrift |

Mar 3, 2019 |

Business

Roughly one in seven businesses in the U.S. operates as a franchise. For many, the appeal is clear: you can invest capital into a proven system and become your own bo ...

Thrift McLemore Receives the 2019 Avvo Client’s Choice Award

By Craig Thrift |

Feb 14, 2019 |

Firm News, Legal News

Atlanta, GA - On February 22, 2019, and for the third consecutive year, Thrift McLemore received the 2019 AVVO Client's Choice Award for superior client service, fast ...

Phishing Scams and Bank Fraud in Georgia

By Craig Thrift |

Feb 12, 2019 |

Litigation

Phishing is a type of cybercrime where criminals pose as legitimate institutions through email, phone calls, or text messages. Their goal is to trick people into shar ...

Franchise Basics in Georgia

By Craig Thrift |

Jan 22, 2019 |

Business

Many people dream of being their own boss but feel intimidated by the idea of leaving their day job. The good news is that you do not need to invent the next Amazon o ...

Georgia Small Business Debt Collection Suggestions

By Craig Thrift |

Jan 6, 2019 |

Business

Running a successful business depends on a healthy bottom line. Profits are essential for paying bills, supporting employees, and maintaining smooth operations. For s ...

Collecting on Your Georgia Commercial Debt through Garnishments

By Craig Thrift |

Dec 9, 2018 |

Business

As a creditor, your first goal is to pursue every legal option to recover what you are owed. There are several ways to collect delinquent debts in Georgia, and the pa ...

Intestacy in Georgia: Dying Without a Last Will and Testament

By Craig Thrift |

Oct 26, 2018 |

Estate Planning

Preparing for the end of life is something we all know we should do. Yet according to AARP, most Americans never take the next step. In Georgia, if you pass away with ...

Does Your Georgia Small Business Qualify as a Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE)?

By Craig Thrift |

Oct 15, 2018 |

Business

Attention, Georgia small business owners: the state offers several programs that provide Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certification to businesses majority- ...

Statutory Close Corporations in Georgia

Purchasing a Franchise in Georgia as a Career Change

Thrift McLemore Receives the 2019 Avvo Client’s Choice Award

Phishing Scams and Bank Fraud in Georgia

Franchise Basics in Georgia

Georgia Small Business Debt Collection Suggestions

Collecting on Your Georgia Commercial Debt through Garnishments

Intestacy in Georgia: Dying Without a Last Will and Testament

Does Your Georgia Small Business Qualify as a Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE)?

Georgia Written Agreements: Safeguard Your Interests Early

New Requirements for Out-of-State Landlords with Georgia Rentals

Georgia’s Right to Repair Act: What Homeowners & Contractors Need to Know

2025 Estate Tax Sunset: Impact on Georgia Businesses & Investors

Business Divorce 101: When Georgia Business Partners Part Ways

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