I have no where to go or a job right now. I'm will to leave after I find a job. I'm not violent or Argumentative. I have moved to other bed room.
answered on Sep 5, 2023
If you are still currently married, she can not evict you. She will have to seek exclusive use and possession of the residence through the family law court.
Father issued tpo today, he has lived with ex girlfriend and her mother last 4 years. The mother had custody but got in trouble, arrested for meth and dfacs granted her mom temporary custody. His ex was injured 6 weeks ago and her mom has been out of town leaving my grandson with one her neighbors.... View More 
answered on Sep 5, 2023
Unfortunately, without knowing more facts on the basis for the TPO, we can't advise on the strength of the TPO. Her only having temporary custody would not be a restriction to filing a TPO.
Termination of Parental Rights (TPR) occurred in 2021 and was involuntary. It is my understanding that in GA, a TPR can be vacated under certain circumstances, and the time limit is 3 years from the date of the TPR. Is this right? If so, does it still apply to my case if my kids have already been... View More
answered on Sep 5, 2023
Unfortunately, the time to appeal your termination of parental rights order would have needed to have been filed within 30 days from the date of the order.
We have 50/50 custody with a custody order in place. Our 12 yr old wants to be with her mom more during the week than she is now. If we agree to a temporary change could the mom go to a judge and get full physical custody after a few months of the temporary schedule being in place?
answered on Aug 12, 2023
Yes. If a pattern is established of you not exercising 50% of the time with the minor child, the parent who is now taking on more of the parenting responsibility can request a modification of the current parenting plan.
answered on Aug 3, 2023
The original order placing the individual on probation will have the length of time for their probation. However, that document will not tell you if their probation has been terminated early.
Friend out on felony parole, initiated a divorce from her husband, husband is narcissistic, egotistical, spiteful, verbally abusive to her in front of their daughter, manipulative, coercive, and just all around toxic in general... Parolee friend and their daughter left the house, upon leaving the... View More
answered on Jul 24, 2023
Her being on parole and filing for divorce are not a basis for an arrest. She should be fine with her parole as long as she does not violate the law.
I called realtor and she wouldn’t talk to me
answered on Jul 24, 2023
You do not need to appear at the closing to be paid your proceeds. The closing attorney should handle the distribution of proceeds after the closing.
Is buying someone out even a thing? And what comes 1st? The process of that or signing divorce papers
answered on Jul 24, 2023
I agree with attorney Edwards in that you should not do this without a lawyer. You should get an appraisal on the property to determine the amount of equity in the home before agreeing to any buyout amount.
There's also a handicapped boy she has custody of she wants to leave him with her daughter army home
answered on Jul 14, 2023
No, she can not transfer the title to the home to a third party absent your consent if you are both on the deed. Once your divorce is filed, a standing order issues in most counties which will prohibit any transfers of property until the divorce is final.
She wants to sign over the house to her daughter can she do this we are both on the deed
answered on Jul 14, 2023
No, she can not transfer the title to the home to a third party absent your consent if you are both on the deed. Once your divorce is filed, a standing order issues in most counties which will prohibit any transfers of property until the divorce is final.
Continuously been spying eavesdropping and stalking me playing games with my business and they need to be taught a lesson.
answered on Jan 16, 2023
If you have evidence of the spying and eavesdropping, you may qualify for a stalking temporary protective order.
answered on Jan 16, 2023
If you successfully completed your first offender program, you are not a convicted felon. Adjudication in first offender cases is withheld.
my daughter lived with my mom age 2-14 but lives with me an has since last year july 2020. her dad pays child support but we dont get it. they keep giving it to her and she dont even speak to my child anymore at all.
answered on Nov 15, 2021
If there is a current order of support which shows that your mother has custody, you will need to modify that order so that you have custody and are then entitled to receive the support.
I know I have to hire a lawyer in GA.
answered on Jul 12, 2021
There are not enough facts included in your request to give an accurate response.
They lived with me in GA from 8\1\2020 to 5/22/2021 after their mother had a mental health crisis. Due to not being married they had to go back to her in Florida once she became stable again. I now want to legitimize myself to have right to them and see them again. Do I need to do a paternity... View More
answered on Jun 14, 2021
You can file for legitimation. We would need additional information to determine which state you would need to file the action. Our office is happy to help.
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It states that I must pay the full purge amount or I'll be incarcerated.
answered on May 20, 2021
Yes, you can be jailed for failure to meet your financial obligations pursuant to your divorce decree. If you are not financially able to meet these obligations, you should consult with an attorney to discuss your options.
answered on Apr 13, 2021
You're going to need to file for divorce and have the judge decide who gets the car.
answered on Apr 13, 2021
Yes, even though you agree to the divorce, you may not agree to all of the things that your spouse is requesting in the divorce. If you do not have a settlement agreement that is being filed with the court, I would highly suggest that you file an answer and counterclaim for divorce to protect your... View More
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