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Purchasing a Franchise in Georgia as a Career Change

Mar 3, 2019

Franchising in Georgia offers opportunity but comes with complex agreements. Learn how our Atlanta attorneys help you protect your investment before you commit.

Thrift McLemore Receives the 2019 Avvo Client’s Choice Award

By Craig Thrift |

Feb 14, 2019

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

Phishing scams and bank fraud can drain your accounts and damage your credit. Learn how our Atlanta attorneys help victims across Georgia fight back, protect their rights, and recover quickly.

Franchise Basics in Georgia

By Craig Thrift |

Jan 22, 2019

Thinking about buying a franchise in Georgia? Our Atlanta franchise attorneys explain the process, review agreements, and help you launch with confidence.

Georgia Small Business Debt Collection Suggestions

By Craig Thrift |

Jan 6, 2019

Unpaid invoices can strain Georgia small businesses. Learn how to handle delinquent accounts and how Atlanta debt collection attorneys can help recover what you are owed.

Collecting on Your Georgia Commercial Debt through Garnishments

By Craig Thrift |

Dec 9, 2018

Creditors in Georgia have several legal options to collect delinquent debts, from demand letters to court judgments and garnishments. Learn how bank and wage garnishments work, what to expect when filing in Magistrate Court, and why working with an experienced Atlanta debt collection attorney can make the process faster and more effective.

Intestacy in Georgia: Dying Without a Last Will and Testament

By Craig Thrift |

Oct 26, 2018

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

A business that is majority-owned by socially or economically disadvantaged individuals may qualify for a Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certification in Georgia which provides access to state contracts, tax incentives, and increased exposure. Benefits of DBE certification can be obtained through various programs, including GUCP, MARTA, Atlanta’s EBO and SBO, and the Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) program.

Thrift McLemore Announces the Addition of Katie Hickey, CPA/MBA

By Craig Thrift |

Sep 14, 2018

Please join us in welcoming Katie Hickey to our team! With two decades of experience in both law and business, Katie Hickey has refined her ability to efficiently ...

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)?

Thrift McLemore Announces the Addition of Katie Hickey, CPA/MBA

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