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Been separated for 7+ years. Custody and child support are not an issue. We both want a divorce and to remarry. Divorce would be from Tennessee
answered on May 6, 2021
No. It would not be free. Additionally, you mention the divorce being from TN. If it is to be a TN divorce, you should direct your question to the TN attorneys on Justia. The laws of GA and TN are different.
I met the person on Snapchat, she said she was 18 too and we both sent to eachother. Once she saved my stuff and screenshotted it, I blocked her. But now she has made other accounts to tell me she will be showing my school administrators. I have no idea who the girl is as SHE found MY Snapchat. She... View More 
answered on May 5, 2021
Not sure what your question really is. Did you do something stupid? Certainly. Is it possible you might get into trouble if it turns out that she is not 18 years old? Certainly. Could you face criminal charges? Certainly. Will your nude photos be out on the internet forever and could that... View More
answered on May 5, 2021
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I live in a state where marijuana is illegal (SC) I ordered marijuana online from a state where it is legal (California). The next day after I order and paid they asked me to pay an extra $400 for insurance. I wasn’t sure about it but they assured me that once my package was delivered I would get... View More
Was wondering if I came across a pond in georgia on a dirt road and started fishing is it treating passing fishing the private pond from a public roads
answered on May 4, 2021
We cannot say without first reviewing the applicable land documents for the site. This could include deeds, plats of survey, affidavits, court filings, etc. If it helps, you should not assume that just because a pond is next to a road it means you have the right to fish it.
this concerns my 5 year old daughter, that my mom has temporary custody of, my soon to be ex wife gave up her rights, but i havent , i dont know where to start and i need serious help, idf i anm ever going to be able to maintain my rights as her father
my name is , i can be reached at or... View More
answered on May 4, 2021
Unfortunately, most attorneys cannot afford to provide pro bono services to the public. You should look into GA Legal Services (website) to see if you qualify for assistance.
I live in Georgia and the father now lives in South Carolina. I had an active case but it was closed in 2017 due to him having my children for a year and lying to the caseworker saying they were enrolled in school for the next year once they moved back with me. I was unable to show proof with... View More
answered on May 4, 2021
I'm very sorry, but I have no answer for your particular set of circumstances. We don't have enough information from you. Which state has a support case that is open?, etc.
A couple of notes here. 1. Anything you now do will likely need to be carried out in the courts of SC.... View More
There are no kids involved only thing I have is my house that's been in my name and a car thats in both our names But she doesn't want neither one. Also she went to a different stateShe left with no warning She doesn't even want to work on it And neither do I
answered on May 3, 2021
File for a divorce yourself; or, hire an attorney to do it for you.
Specifically, mental abuse. A lot of insults, and not allowing the child to have friends or a love life (child is 16). Punishments for unusual things like accidentally making a mess with food.
answered on May 3, 2021
I agree with Ms. Edwards. You should not allow the child to come into the house.
She 14 in aug.
answered on May 3, 2021
It all boils down to what your paperwork says. If circumstances have changed you might want to consider a modification.
Due to the store manager's negligence or carelessness they actually gave my machine to another customer and claim they can't get that customer to bring it back. Evidently we both took our matching machines in to be serviced at the same time. They refuse to replace my machine with a new... View More
answered on May 1, 2021
Make sure that you are actually dealing with a c o r p o r a t i o n and not simply a "business." Corporations are actual legal entities that have been registered with the GA Secretary of State. Note that OCGA 14-2-510 addresses actual corporations. Registered with the state. Not just... View More
has she committed adultry or had an affair?
answered on Apr 30, 2021
This is less a legal question and more a religious consideration. Legally, being married to two or more spouses at the same time would be bigamy and, therefore, illegal.
What are the repercussions from Buyer/Buyers realtor in doing so? Closing set for June 1st. ? Is there any reasonable/legitimate reasons for backing out of contract to prevent any lawsuits/ repercussions from Said buyer and agent?
answered on Apr 30, 2021
No way to know without a review of the contract. Take it to a real estate attorney to find out more.
If not the Assent to Devise, please tell the type of deed to use. Single parent was intestate. Only debt is mortgage. Legals in paper are running. Any info will help.
answered on Apr 29, 2021
The best information anyone her can provide would be simply to seek professional assistance from a good probate attorney. This forum is not built for specific case procedures. There is no way you can provide enough relevant and critical information online.
answered on Apr 29, 2021
Meet with a good Landlord/Tenant attorney; or let it go.
Contempt case was a money judgement that was suppose to come from sale of home. Ex-spouse doesn't want to sign with realtor without listing home at unobtainable sale price and doesn't want the price to be drop in a timely manner. Do I have to file another contempt case or is the first... View More
answered on Apr 29, 2021
We would need to review the actual order and other papers to understand precisely what the issues are. I would urge you to take your whole file to a divorce attorney so that the advice you receive would be from an informed source. Online, we would just be guessing.
Hello, I've been Evicted a number of times illegitimately in the past year and I've slowed to a halt with being mistreated this way. I am a full-time student and my Grandparents have threatened me to leave without returning my payment and I've also been Evicted without a Legal Dispossessory Process.
answered on Apr 29, 2021
Okay. File a wrongful eviction case if you believe that is appropriate, move out or live with it.
Ex remarried and he and his present wife live in this home.
answered on Apr 29, 2021
I'm thinking that you didn't have an attorney for the divorce. This type thing should never happen. If the divorce settlement doesn't address this situation and the house was always in your name, the law as your situation sits right now would seem to be in your favor that you own... View More
Custody determined while she was a minor. Still in High School. She does not want to live with her mother. Update + Do I still have to pay child support?
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