Thrift McLemore Business Law Blog for Atlanta, GA

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

Aug 6, 2025

If you’re an out-of-state landlord with rental property in Georgia, a new law may significantly affect how you manage your properties.

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

By Rushil Chandra |

Jun 20, 2025

Understanding Georgia’s Right to Repair Act is essential for homeowners and contractors facing construction disputes.

Navigating Construction Change Order Disputes in Georgia

By Julian Pierce |

May 28, 2025

Learn how Georgia change order laws work and how to protect yourself before problems arise in a construction project.

Protect Your Child: Two Legal Steps for College

By Zenia Irani |

Apr 28, 2025

Ensure that you and your college student are legally protected with a Financial Power of Attorney and Advance Directive for Health Care.

2025 Estate Tax Sunset: Impact on Georgia Businesses & Investors

By Will Bennett |

Feb 25, 2025

Learn some of the strategies to protect assets and provide liquidity to cover any estate taxes due.

Business Divorce 101: When Business Partners Part Ways

By Craig Thrift |

Jan 20, 2025

What to expect when dissolving a Georgia business partnership and how to protect your interests.

Trust Funds Explained: A Parent’s Guide to Protecting Underage Beneficiaries (Regardless of Your Wealth)

By Stephanie Eban |

Dec 20, 2024

A trust fund helps protect assets intended for minor children, offering control over the distribution of those assets along with asset protection and probate avoidance.

Thrift McLemore Featured on the Cover of Atlanta Attorney at Law Magazine

By Craig Thrift |

Nov 18, 2024

We’re thrilled to announce that Thrift McLemore is featured on the cover of the latest issue of Atlanta Attorney at Law Magazine!

Trust Administration: The Key Documents You Need to Know

By Zenia Irani |

Oct 14, 2024

Understanding the key legal documents involved is essential for anyone planning to create or administer a Revocable Living Trust.