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  • Deed theft in Georgia: how to protect your home
    Real Estate | Closing Process

    Deed Theft in Georgia: How Someone Can Steal Your Home on Paper, and How to Stop It

    ByJuniata Ford Updated onNovember 7, 2026

    Deed theft happens when someone forges a deed to your property and records it. Here is what Georgia law changed, the free FANS alert, and what title insurance covers.

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  • AI disclosure court filings in Georgia: same courthouse, two AI rules
    AI Governance | Legal Ethics

    Same Georgia Courthouse, Two AI Rules: Does Your Judge Require AI Disclosure?

    ByJuniata Ford Updated onNovember 11, 2026

    Georgia has no statewide AI disclosure rule, but a growing number of Georgia judges have AI standing orders. Here is what each requires and how to check before you file.

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  • What do you sign at closing in Georgia: the note, security deed, Closing Disclosure, and affidavits
    Real Estate | Closing Process

    What Am I Actually Signing at Closing? 4 Documents Every Georgia Buyer Should Understand

    ByJuniata Ford Updated onNovember 1, 2026

    The promissory note, the security deed, the Closing Disclosure, and your affidavits: what each one means, and two questions to ask before you sign.

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  • AI sanctions for lawyers: the AI mistake cost $4,000. The lie about it cost $4,000 more.
    AI Governance | Legal Ethics

    The AI Mistake Cost $4,000. The Lie About It Cost $4,000 More.

    ByJuniata Ford Updated onNovember 1, 2026

    A federal judge in Atlanta fined a lawyer $8,000: $1,000 for each of four fake or misleading case authorities, doubled for lying to the court about it. What every firm should do before the next filing.

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  • AI rules for lawyers: California just made AI verification the law. Would your Georgia firm pass?
    AI Governance | Legal Ethics

    California Just Made AI Verification the Law. Would Your Georgia Firm Pass?

    ByJuniata Ford Updated onOctober 28, 2026

    The order looked like any other temporary restraining order. It carried a federal judge’s signature. It also named eleven plaintiffs who were never parties to…

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  • Seller impersonation fraud: a video call is not proof
    Real Estate Closings | AI Governance

    A Video Call Is Not Proof of Identity: Seller Impersonation Fraud in the AI Era

    ByJuniata Ford Updated onOctober 20, 2026

    An 86-acre vacant tract. A buyer under contract at about $1.16 million. A seller who says she lives in Vietnam. Nobody on the deal ever…

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  • AI verification: Your paralegal checked the AI. Did you? Forensic Case File from The Ethically Engineered Attorney
    AI Governance | Forensic Case File

    Your Paralegal Checked the AI. Did You?

    ByJuniata Ford Updated onNovember 3, 2026

    The brief was due, and the lawyer was in court. Between recesses, he added new quotations to the brief. An AI tool had helped draft…

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  • One-party consent and AI meeting notetakers, a Georgia law firm governance risk
    Myth-Busting | AI Governance

    “Georgia Is One-Party Consent” Is Not a Notetaker Policy

    ByJuniata Ford