Attorney Ned Ogueri
Legal News
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Holiday Parenting Schedules and Georgia’s New Child Support Parenting Time Adjustment
Current as of November 14, 2026. The holidays are when many Georgia parents look closely at their parenting plan: who has Thanksgiving, how winter break is split and where the children wake up on December 25. This year there is another reason to read the schedule carefully. Since January 1, 2026, the number of court-ordered…
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Asylum, Parole and TPS Filing Fees Went Up October 16, 2026: What Changed
Current as of November 14, 2026. Several immigration filing fees for asylum, parole and Temporary Protected Status (TPS) went up on October 16, 2026. The increases are small, but they matter: USCIS says any request postmarked on or after October 16 that does not include the correct new fee will be rejected. The changes were…
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Paroled Through CBP One? A Court Order Lets Some People Ask USCIS to Reopen Decisions Without a Fee
Current as of November 14, 2026. People who entered the United States on parole after booking an appointment through the CBP One app, and whose parole was ended by a mass email in April 2025, have a new option. Under a federal court order, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced on October 26, 2026…
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Tattnall County bus crash highlights what rear-facing records can show
An SUV driver was airlifted after a collision with a school bus in Tattnall County. This post looks at how rear-facing footage, vehicle height and warning lights can affect a reconstruction, and what families can keep after a bus crash.
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A Rome pedestrian crash shows why intersection evidence matters
A pedestrian was critically injured in a tractor-trailer collision in Rome. Signal timing, camera angles and visibility can help investigators reconstruct what happened at an intersection. Here is what those records may show and how witnesses can preserve what they saw.
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After the Effingham school bus collision, what questions can families ask?
An Effingham County school bus crash disrupted the ride home for 21 students. Learn which questions to ask about the transfer to a replacement bus and how to distinguish school communications from the crash investigation.
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What can help investigators trace a Coweta County e-bike hit-and-run
After a fatal Coweta County e-bike hit-and-run, investigators sought information from the public. Learn how nearby cameras, original dashcam footage and a reliable timeline can help even when nobody saw the collision itself.
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An Augusta motorcycle crash and the questions a short report leaves open
An Augusta motorcyclist died in a crash on Riverwatch Parkway. Here is what vehicle damage, road markings and witness vantage points may tell investigators, and how families can organize the records they receive.
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After a northwest Atlanta house fire, what should families document?
A northwest Atlanta house fire left a man with severe burns. This guide explains how households can organize incident records, prior repair information and emergency expenses while trained investigators determine the fire’s origin.
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What a Roswell apartment fire can teach residents about keeping records
A Roswell apartment fire displaced residents and caused several different injuries. Learn how to record the evacuation, organize recovery expenses and preserve earlier property communications while investigators work to determine the cause.
Disclaimer: The information on this page is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Every case is different and past results do not guarantee future outcomes. Results may vary depending on the specific facts and circumstances of your case.