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There has been no temp order signed by a judge at this time.
answered on Dec 9, 2021
Only a new (later) order may change an existing order. If there is an existing custody order in place, then it will remain in force until a subsequent order changes it. You should speak with your attorney about this situation.
answered on Dec 7, 2021
We won't be able to assist you until you provide the complete statute citation. It should read as the following (but with numbers of course).
O.C.G.A. Sec. XX-XX(X)-XX(X)
okay say this woman and man were married but only his name was on the house deed. They divorced and he married another woman. They seperate and he gets back with previous wife. but never divorces the other woman. but him and the first wife get back together (even though he still married to the... View More 
answered on Dec 7, 2021
The answer to your question is very simple. With all the respect I can muster, you MUST meet with a real estate attorney to ensure that this effort is done properly. If it isn't, you will forever regret your mistake.
What types of certifications or permits would a company need to start installing Fire Escape Ladders in homes and commercial buildings up to four stories tall?
answered on Nov 25, 2021
You will need to check with your local city, county authorities to determine what type of permits and inspections will be necessary for your particular location.
child support arrears were included in a modification settlement agreement and included a payment plan toward the balance. Will the principal amount accrue interest if there is a payment agreement?
answered on Nov 19, 2021
THAT WOULD DEPEND ON WHETHER THE AGREEMENT PROVIDED FOR INTEREST TO ACCRUE. HOPEFULLY, YOU USED AN ATTORNEY THROUGH THIS PROCESS SO THAT THE NECESSARY LANGUAGE FOR THIS WOULD BE INCLUDED IN THE AGREEMENT. IF SO, YOU SHOULD SPEAK WITH THE ATTORNEY WHO CAN REVIEW THE AGREEMENT WITH YOU TO DETERMINE... View More
answered on Nov 18, 2021
I WOULD ASSUME FOREVER. IF THE LICENSE IS SUSPENDED, YOU WILL HAVE TO APPLY FOR A NEW ONE. WHENEVER YOU APPLY, THE ARREARAGE WILL COME UP AND LIKELY DENY YOUR APPLICATION. PLEASE NOTE THOUGH, I AM PRETTY MUCH GUESSING AS TO YOUR ACTUAL SITUATION. TO PROTECT YOURSELF, YOU SHOULD MEET WITH AN... View More
My daughter, not married to either father, was wild as a teen. She dropped 2 kids off to me we they were born. I retained custody of the last one about 4 years ago. I obtained guardianship until 18 for each of them.
answered on Nov 18, 2021
YOU WILL NEED PERMISSION FROM THE COURT TO DO THIS. AS AN ALTERNATIVE, YOU MIGHT WANT TO MEET WITH AN ADOPTION ATTORNEY WHO COULD DISCUSS THE PROS AND CONS OF ADOPTING THE CHILDREN. GEERALALY SPEAKING, IF YOU ADOPT THEM, YOU WOULD NOT NEED ANYONE'S PERMISSION TO MOVE THEM WHEREVER YOU WANTED.
Furthermore as a violent man held her beyond will and beat her and had her arrested . Lady has 3 children and now away from harm need a chance to start her life now without the terrioristic drama he put her through
answered on Nov 18, 2021
UNFORTUNATELY, YOU HAVE TOO MANY DIFFERENT ISSUES IN YOUR QUESTION. NOBODY HERE WILL BE ABLE TO PROVIDE A RELEVANT RESPONSE TO ANY OF THEM. THE OVERALL BEST ADVICE YOU WILL REVCEIVE HERE IS TO MEET WITH AN ATTORNEY SO THAT ALL THE ISSUES CAN BE SORTED AND DISCUSSED.
AQHA (American Quarter Horse Association) transfer papers were signed by parent & filled out by the "new owner"; although, the AQHA would not accept the transfer of ownership since the transfer papers were not signed by the owner, who is 10 years old. More details can be provided, if needed.
answered on Nov 18, 2021
IN TRUTH, THE 10 YEAR OLD IS A MINOR CHILD. MINORS BY LAW CANNOT CONTRACT WITH OTHER PARTIES, CANNOT OWN REAL PROPERTY (PER SE IN THEIR NAME), ETC. THIS ISSUE RECENTLY CAME UP IN ONE OF MY DIVORCE CASES; WHAT TO DO WITH "THE HORSE SITUATION?" THE AQHA IS ALLOWED TO MAKE THEIR OWN... View More
answered on Nov 18, 2021
If the axle for trailer has been removed and the trailer is now "seated," it is considered to be real property (like land, house, etc.) and no longer personal property. You did not provide many facts in your question. Accordingly, you should meet with a real estate attorney to confirm... View More
answered on Nov 17, 2021
Not sure what your question is. The general response would be that you must pay to stay or vacate.
answered on Nov 17, 2021
YOU WILL NEED TO MEET WITH A REAL ESTATE ATTORNEY IN YOUR AREA TO DISCUSS THIS. DEPENDING ON THE CIRCUMSTANCES, THERE MAY A QUICKER WAY TO DO THIS OR NOT. IF NOT, YOU WILL NEED TO FILE A QUIET TITLE ACTION (BILL QUIA TIMET - IF YOU WANT TO LOOK IT UP). YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO COMPLETE THIS BY... View More
answered on Nov 11, 2021
We cannot do anything for you because your "question" makes no sense. Try again and ask a specific question in proper question format.
I purchased a home with a renovated kitchen that was not done correctly. The kitchen island is too big (about 2-3 times larger than a normal one) and it's causing the kitchen floor to sag and dip. There was no permit on file when I checked recently. However, the disclosure agreement the seller... View More
answered on Oct 27, 2021
On any given day, any person can sue another person for any reason. That said, it says nothing about being successful in the lawsuit. You should meet with an attorney who can review your documents and ask additional questions. Only after that can you expect a viable response.
We had to stop our neighbor from digging a trench to drain the sewage from their home into our intermittent creek. Our question is, what can the county do about a situation such as this one? Can they condemn the home if the owner refuses to find a way to control the sewage coming from his home.
answered on Oct 27, 2021
Your time might be better spent by contacting the Georgia Department of Natural Resources to report this matter; the Environmental Protection Division (EPD) in particular. It is usually taken as a serious matter.
I was trying to help a friend that is going thru this with his ex wife and their son and wasn't aware that there isn't any "paperwork" that could be filled out for this, I have found documents for other states that can be submitted with an answer to the petition of a name change... View More
answered on Oct 25, 2021
GA (and most states) does not simply provide "paperwork" to contest anything. The fact that you are asking this question says to us all that you would/could not be able to fill it out correctly even if you had the paperwork. There could be many reasons for and ways the other parent... View More
The allegations were of substance abuse
answered on Oct 25, 2021
I urge you to do absolutely nothing until you have met and discussed this situation with a criminal defense attorney. Be giving ANY information, you may be be saying things that will get you arrested and worse. Speak with an attorney first.
Every time my boyfriend's baby mother gets mad at him she doesn't let him see his son, she controls everything and he doesn't know what to do because he feels like he has no choice or control even though it's his child as well
answered on Oct 27, 2021
He must first file an action to legitimate the child in Superior Court.
I was the primary custodian in the divorce proceedings and primary decision maker. Outside of the agreement I allowed for my son to live with his dad. No paperwork has changed our initial agreement. Now he's 15 and I want him back. Do I still have rights? Can I just go get him after he's... View More
answered on Oct 18, 2021
I strongly recommend that you speak with a Georgia attorney about this personally. We will not be able to give you step by step advice with the little information you have provided. I strongly urge you to get counsel first before you do anything. You will need to coordinate the retrieval of your... View More
answered on Oct 18, 2021
The answer is possibly. The actual facts of this situation would tell us more, but you didn't provide enough facts. You should meet with an attorney now before more damage occurs.
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