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A Georgia land contract contains the terms surrounding the purchase and sale agreement of a land/lot between two individuals. Both parties, usually a seller and a buyer, shall stipulate all relevant information about the land and any financial contingencies on the contract. Land contracts include everything from the agreed-upon purchase price to the set deadlines…

A Georgia non-solicitation agreement prohibits an employee from soliciting customers, clients, employees, and contractors that they met while on the job. Typically signed as a condition of employment, a non-solicitation agreement is designed to protect a company’s most valuable assets from its competitors. Is It Legally Enforceable in Georgia? Yes — as long as the…

A Georgia partnership agreement is a legal agreement that determines the structure of a business relationship among owners. Partnership agreements typically cover ownership stake, daily management responsibilities, dispute resolution, and business dissolution. Partners may limit personal liability in the business depending on the agreement type. Partnership Types General Partnerships (GP) – § 14-8-6 Limited Partnership…

A Georgia postnuptial agreement is a contract binding two spouses to terms regarding the distribution of property in the event the marriage ends in divorce or death. Because they are made after a couple gets married, postnuptial agreements are different from prenuptial agreements, often called “prenups,” which are signed before a couple gets married. Although…

A Georgia separation agreement is a legal document that allows married couples who no longer wish to live together to establish terms for spousal support and related matters, sometimes called separate maintenance. Georgia is one of a few states that does not recognize separation as a distinct legal status, meaning that separation agreements, if used at…

A Georgia custody (parenting) plan is a detailed document outlining all the terms of childcare for a minor during divorce proceedings. Also known as a custody order, it includes scheduling between the parents, each of their responsibilities, decision-making authority, and more. Once approved by the court, the terms of the parenting plan remain in place…