This is a form used by the county and state to close the case. Depending on where you file, the clerk may ask for it at the beginning or end of the divorce. The clerk should have the form available for you.

Need much more information. What stage of the divorce are you in? There are certainly circumstances which would permit this.

Contact a divorce attorney and ask her to file a Petition for Modification of Visitation for you.

Usually, but the lowered pay must be "a material change in circumstances". Contact a divorce lawyer to discuss filing a modification.

Call your local bar association, or the Georgia Legal Services Program in Atlanta.

Technically, yes. You need only be mirandized if the police want to question or interrogate you after your arrest.

Probably not. Sounds like you are describing possession and distribution of child pornography.

Yes, unless the officer knows you are represented by counsel. Then, it is unethical, but not illegal.

Yes, if you are subpoenaed, you must appear, unless your attorney files a Motion to Quash and is successful.

Yes, although other states may call these crimes by another name.

In GA, you risk being arrested for obstruction if you do not "identify" yourself. The courts consider this to be giving your real name.

Depends on what the responding officers determine to be the facts and circumstances after investigating at the scene. It is a definite possibility, if you both were physical, and the officers cannot determine who is more culpable of being the aggressor. Happens all the time.

Begin by finding a divorce attorney. S/he should start by asking your spouse to sign uncontested papers. If that does not work, a contested divorce gets filed. Your divorce attorney will be able to get you a divorce regardless of your spouses incarceration.

You should contact a competent divorce attorney right away. The outcome will depend on the specific language of your divorce decree, but certainly one could make the argument that your deposits into joint checking represented at least some, if not all, of your support obligation. Also, she may have... View More

All depends on what your divorce decree states. Most only require non-custodial parent to pay child support until the child turns 18 or graduates from high school, and in some cases continue to pay up to age 20 if child is still in high school. College expense payments must be specified in your... View More

Need more info. Judges usually rely on Domestic Relations Financial Affidavits to determine income for child support, and the income from the affidavits (which must be filed by husband and wife) get transposed onto the child support worksheets. It sounds like you were pro se. Were you? Depending... View More

Ask your friends for any they would recommend. Or, search the web for "how to interview and hire a divorce lawyer", then start calling around. Interview several before you make a decision.

Charged? absolutely. Convicted? That's another thing entirely. Were you acting intoxicated? Did you admit drinking? What are the facts and circumstances of your arrest? You should obtain counsel.

Arrested, yes. Convicted? Depends on the facts, circumstances, and the experience of your DUI lawyer.

You license is suspended upon conviction of a first DUI in GA. Depending on you age, it is for 4 months or a year.