On Behalf of Jones & Walden LLC | Mar 23, 2026 | Real Estate Law
When you own property with others, disagreements can arise that make continuing the co-ownership feel impossible. When discussions fail to produce a resolution, you do not have to remain stuck in a shared ownership that no longer works. Fortunately, Georgia law...
On Behalf of Jones & Walden LLC | Dec 10, 2025 | Real Estate Law
Acquiring real property can change a person’s life. Whether they purchase or inherit the property, they may be able to use it as their primary residence or as a space in which they operate a business. Typically, real property owners control their holdings until...
On Behalf of Jones & Walden LLC | Aug 23, 2025 | Real Estate Law
Commercial leases are executory contracts that often last for multiple years. Many leases require a commitment of three to five years, sometimes even longer. Commercial tenants effectively lock themselves into the same space for multiple years. If the company fails,...
On Behalf of Jones & Walden LLC | Jun 20, 2025 | Real Estate Law
When buying a home in Georgia, it’s easy to get swept up in the excitement and overlook important legal protections along the way. One key detail many homebuyers miss is the inclusion of contingency clauses in the purchase agreement. Contingencies are conditions that...
On Behalf of Jones & Walden LLC | Mar 26, 2025 | Real Estate Law
Facing the possibility of foreclosure can be overwhelming, but there are steps you can take to protect your home. Understanding your rights and options early on is the key, for finding the best solution to your situation. By exploring available resources and working...
On Behalf of Jones & Walden LLC | Mar 4, 2025 | Real Estate Law
From towering high-rises to lively town centers, Georgia’s zoning laws determine how mixed-use developments take shape. These projects combine homes, businesses, and public spaces, making communities more convenient and boosting local economies. Knowing the...
On Behalf of Jones & Walden LLC | Nov 25, 2024 | Real Estate Law
As a business owner, you may prefer to buy your own premises, rather than rent those belonging to someone else. It can give you much more freedom, and the property will likely also work as an investment, rather than a monthly drain on your resources. Before...
On Behalf of Jones & Walden LLC | Nov 12, 2024 | Real Estate Law
When dealing with water or riparian rights in Georgia, you must understand the legal framework that governs these rights. According to riparian rights, landowners with property next to a body of water can use that water within reason. However, these rights come with...
On Behalf of Jones & Walden LLC | May 30, 2024 | Real Estate Law
Most states require home sellers to fill out a lengthy “property disclosure statement” that discloses a lot of important information to would-be buyers – but Georgia is somewhat unique. There’s no specific law that requires such complicated disclosures. The...
On Behalf of Jones & Walden LLC | Mar 14, 2024 | Real Estate Law
As a business owner, you may have to make difficult decisions in the best interests of the company. One of these decisions may be to downsize the business. Downsizing isn’t straightforward and there are several things that you will need to think about. Outlined below...
