How do I dispute a security deposit in Georgia?+
We have not verified Georgia’s deposit-return deadline: the state does not publish its code officially in free text, and we hold no official copy of that section (O.C.G.A. § 44-7-34). What we have verified is the cap: “No landlord shall demand or receive a security deposit in an amount that exceeds the equivalent of two months’ rent” (O.C.G.A. § 44-7-30.1, for leases entered into or renewed on or after July 1, 2024). Read the deadline in a licensed copy or ask a Georgia legal-aid office before counting days; if your landlord keeps money they shouldn’t, a written demand letter citing the statute is the usual first step. Main AI can draft this letter for you to review and send yourself.
Is my non-compete enforceable in Georgia?+
Georgia enforces non-competes under the Restrictive Covenants Act (2011). Courts can modify (blue pencil) but not void entirely. Reasonable time (2 years max typical) and geography required. Review your specific agreement with Main AI to get an enforceability score and identify which clauses are vulnerable.
My medical bill seems wrong. What are my rights in Georgia?+
GA requires itemized bills on request. No Surprises Act federal protections apply. 30-day dispute window for billing errors. Request an itemized bill in writing, dispute any errors within 30 days, and use the No Surprises Act for unexpected out-of-network charges.
What wage theft protections exist in Georgia?+
Georgia's state minimum is lower than the federal minimum, so the federal FLSA rate applies to covered workers — check the current federal rate with the US Department of Labor. File wage theft claims with the US DOL. If you're owed unpaid wages, file with your state labor department or pursue a federal FLSA claim. Main AI can draft a complaint for you to review and file yourself.