I would suggest that you file the necessary documents to modify visitation immediately. Depending on the judge/county, you may be able to get an emergency hearing to temporarily modify visitation if you believe that your child will be in danger when the child is in his father's care.

Yes you can, however the house will likely be considered marital property and your soon to be ex may be have a financial interest in it. If you can wait, I would suggest purchasing the home after your divorce is finalized.

Typically, you cannot modify a child support award unless it has been 2 years has passed since the last order. However, child support can be modified if there is a material change in the financial circumstances of the parents or the child. You may want to talk with a lawyer to determine if your... View More

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Im not sure exactly what you are asking regarding child support or rights. Generally, affidavits are considered hearsay and are only admissible as evidence in limited situations. I would suggest that you contact an attorney regarding child support, rights, and the use of... View More

HOA regulations are set by the HOA bylaws. If you believe that the fee is excessive, research the bylaws and figure out how the bylaws are changed. Typically, it is done via majority vote of the homeowners.

It is difficult to answer this case without specific information. If a case has been dismissed without prejudice, you can typically re-file. However, there are statute of limitations (time period you have to file a lawsuit) which may get your case dismissed on procedural grounds. I would suggest... View More

It is difficult to say if specific instances will enough evidence to win a modification of custody. The decision will ultimately be made by a judge, and we are not judges. A judge will typically hear all of the evidence that is presented and determine what living situation is in your child's... View More

FYI, it costs roughly $230 to file for divorce and an additional $50-$75 to serve the divorce papers. These costs are paid by the spouse filing the divorce, not the receiving spouse.

Your refusal to sign did not waive your right to file an Answer. You need to file an Answer. If you refuse to file an Answer, the plaintiff can get a default judgment against you. The plaintiff can then file a garnishment action and garnish your wages.

This appears to be a probate matter. I would suggest that you consult with a probate attorney.

Your question is a difficult to understand. If the temporary guardianship was filed in probate court, you can revoke your permission to the guardianship at any time. Just go to the probate court clerk's office to file the paperwork.

The original ruling on the legal fees wont be reconsidered, however, you can ask the judge to order your daughter's father to pay any legal fees you have to pay in order to file (and pursue) the contempt action.

I would suggest that you contact a lawyer in TN (where the grandchildren live) to determine whether TN has grandparent's rights/grandparent's visitation.

It really depends on what legal paperwork was signed, who signed it, and what was done with the paperwork. It is impossible to tell if the legal paperwork is important without knowing those facts.

There alot of variables involved in custody? Was the parents married when the child was born? If they were not, did they subsequently marry? If they were never married, did the father legitimate the child? If the parents were not married and the father did not legitimate the child, the father must... View More

I agree with the previous answer. I'll add the following:

- the clerk's office should have sample forms for you to complete if you are unable to afford an attorney or wish to proceed without one; and

-make sure to attached the Paternity Acknowledgement form to the forms... View More

It depends. If you signed a contract with your former employer, the contract may spell out how bonuses are distributed. The contract may state that you have to be employed with the employer on the date that the bonuses are distributed. You should also check the employee handbook to see if it... View More

A judge will consider the wishes of a child over the age of 14 as it relates to custody. If you received papers from the court, you should contact the clerks office to determine if there is an upcoming court date. You can find information online at georgia legal services's website about... View More

Contact a criminal lawyer to help you with the theft by conversion case. The criminal lawyer should also be able to advise you about whether the charge will appear on a background check. Good luck.

It is unlawful for an employer to discriminate against an employee because of that employee's disability. File a claim with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission ("EEOC"). If they accept your claim, they will investigate your employer's actions. Good luck.