Thrift McLemore Business Law Blog for Atlanta, GA

Business Divorce 101: When Georgia Business Partners Part Ways

Jan 20, 2025

Business partners don’t always agree. Learn how a business divorce works in Georgia and what steps protect your interests when partnerships end.

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

Confused by Trust paperwork? Learn the role of agreements, certifications, and pour-over wills involved with a Georgia Revocable Living Trust.

Update on the FTC’s Ban on Non-Compete Agreements

By Craig Thrift |

Aug 29, 2024

In our recent post, “The FTC Banned Non-Competes: What This Means for You,” we explored the Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) sweeping new rule banning non-compete agr ...

How DBAs Impact Your Business Identity

By Mark Buckland |

Jul 30, 2024

Most people have probably heard of PepsiCo and Alphabet Inc. However, these companies also operate under more widely known names: Pepsi and Google. So, how do these c ...

The FTC Banned Non-Competes: What This Means for You

By Mark Buckland |

Jun 24, 2024

The FTC banned non-compete agreements for all employees, effective September 4, 2024, with the exception of executives with high earnings. Going forward, employers may rely on alternatives, including non-disclosure agreements, non-solicit agreements, and trade secret protections.

Legal Tips for Private Lenders: Mitigating Risk When Investing in Real Estate

By Mark Buckland |

May 9, 2024

Investing in Atlanta real estate can be a profitable venture; however, it also comes with default risks. To protect against default risk, investors should conduct due diligence, use clear contracts, assess finances regularly, and work with an experienced real estate attorney.

Patricia Roy Presenting on Navigating Partition Actions CLE Program

By Craig Thrift |

Feb 27, 2024

Thrift McLemore is proud to share that Atlanta real estate attorney Patricia Roy will present a CLE on Georgia partition actions on March 14. She will cover pre-suit considerations, the partition process, and best practices for resolving property co-ownership disputes.

Business Divorce 101: When Georgia Business Partners Part Ways

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

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

Trust Administration: The Key Documents You Need to Know

Update on the FTC’s Ban on Non-Compete Agreements

How DBAs Impact Your Business Identity

The FTC Banned Non-Competes: What This Means for You

Legal Tips for Private Lenders: Mitigating Risk When Investing in Real Estate

Patricia Roy Presenting on Navigating Partition Actions CLE Program

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