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modified to his new local state? Will the GA CS order follow him to different states if he no longer resides in GA?
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answered on Sep 16, 2021
If the CP still lives in Georgia, the Georgia order remains in tact. The GA CS order can be enforced in the new state. the orders cannot be modified anywhere other than Georgia as long as the CP still lives in Georgia.
We’ve been divorced forever and lived together even during our divorce. Now it’s been 19 years. He cheated. He has a girlfriend. We were living together as husband and wife. Can I take him to court for alimony?
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answered on Sep 13, 2021
No; alimony is for spouses.
Temporary custody order is 50/50 with each of us having 3.5 days each week. My ex has a lawyer and is asking for full custody saying that I am an unfit parent. I haven’t been perfect, but I am far from unfit. I accidentally got pregnant shortly after our separation by an old friend. He has a... View More 
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answered on Sep 13, 2021
For specific questions about your case, you need to consult with a family law attorney. We can't give trial strategy advice without reviewing a case and the evidence.
15,14,6,5 years old. If my parents pass before my youngest is 18 can I adopt them or can my parents make me guardian in their will?!?
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answered on Sep 9, 2021
Your parents cannot will children to anyone. If they pass away, you can apply for adoption.
So I’ve been divorced for awhile now but I’m confused what to go off of. The child support addendum originally stated that I paid 50% up to $300 per child for homeschool, and I don’t have to repeat payment if my ex decided to hold them back a year. I didn’t know, but my ex marked all this... View More
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answered on Sep 7, 2021
You should consult with an attorney who can read the documents and give you advice on what your obligation is. We can't give advice based on a description of documents. We have to see them.
He changed the locks. Is the legal
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answered on Sep 7, 2021
No, it isn't. You need to speak to an attorney immediately about your options and contesting the case.
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answered on Sep 5, 2021
The Georgia code is just one part of what makes up divorce law. There are also hundreds of cases that interpret and clarify the law. If you have a specific question after reading, you may want to ask an attorney.
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answered on Sep 2, 2021
Correct. The substance of the law hasn't changed -
Only the mother of a child born out of wedlock is entitled to custody of the child, unless the father legitimates the child as provided in Code Section 19-7-22. Otherwise, the mother may exercise all parental power over the child.
binding and contemptible. With that track record I said because he’s broken 3 written agreements that I can understand that we will also not keep a 4th agreement. The 4th agreement was made at his request and now demands I honor this request even though he did not keep the previous three. I could... View More
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answered on Sep 2, 2021
Don't disagree for the sake of disagreeing. Whatever the 4th agreement is, if it won't kill you to keep the agreement, then do so.
She said the amount herself at 3500 per month I have two children from another marriage which I pay child support on we have no joint community property together and no joint debt together she owns everything herself
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answered on Sep 1, 2021
No, you should not sign anything without speaking with an experienced family law attorney who can give you advice about alimony.
I divorced my ex husband, and I am primary custodial parent. Our divorce is in GA. In our papers, it says neither party can take the child more than 100 miles outside of the county without giving the other party notice and providing contact info. (Visits, vacation, etc…) I’ve been traveling... View More
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answered on Aug 31, 2021
In general, the standing order is to prevent permanent moves, not vacations. If you are going to Alabama and back during your parenting time, it should be fine. But, consult with an attorney about filing a defense to the case.
$600 for 2 kids then when my daughter meets the requirements there is no support for her. Then I pay $428 for just my son. Since she moved in with me and it’s supposed to be $600 for 2 kids do I pay my ex any money or since I have a kid living with me and my ex has a kid living with her does it... View More
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answered on Aug 30, 2021
You still owe the full amount unless and until you get a court order of modification. Consult with an attorney about filing a modification.
My ex-husband filed child support modification due to a job loss, after COVID his company closed, my ex has an engineering degree, 12 y exp, judge ordered him to look for a job we had a court in June before the final hearing. My ex still can't find a job, he’s been out of work for almost a... View More
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answered on Aug 30, 2021
It's possible to subpeona bank records so you can track spending and income. There isn't an easy way to explain the process. You have to issues the subpoenas, give notice to the other side and also know how to get them into evidence.
You should probably hire an attorney to assist you.
I am married we have been together for 28 years recently we are not getting along cause I cheated months ago
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answered on Aug 26, 2021
He can not put you out. Consult with an attorney about your options before the situation gets worse.
Xbox is not allowed at my house. I gave my son everyday for a week to give it back or get rid of it. He refused and 1st said he bought it then it was given to him. I contacted the police they said I had the right to get rid of anything that I feel is not good for my child. When he plays he gets... View More
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answered on Aug 25, 2021
It seems like the child gave your child a gift and you threw it away. However, hiring an attorney is more expensive than an xbox, so if you want the problem over and behind you, buy a new xbox and give it to the child's mother.
Is his legitimation request immediately granted or do I have the opportunity to request a different custody agreement? Will there be a court date? We have never been married, and have a history of domestic violence as him as the aggressor.
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answered on Aug 24, 2021
You can file an answer outlining your issues, and a counterclaim for child support. You may want to have an attorney assist you.
Mother Died , My sister produces a bogus will saying sister got everything, I file a Caveat, No outcome to my Caveat yet will has not been probated Now sister dies, what happens now?? My sister has a son If my Caveat Fails and the will she presented gets probated, would the court have to throw... View More
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answered on Aug 24, 2021
You need to consult with a probate attorney.
I don’t know where they reside nor can I talk to them. They sneak to call me. Do I need an attorney to file an objection and can I file in Alabama without an Attorney?
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answered on Aug 24, 2021
If you live in Alabama, you need to hire an Alabama attorney.
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answered on Aug 15, 2021
Not likely, but you may want to post in the criminal law section.
My divorce was in lumpkin co. Georgia a decree was entered December 9 2019
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answered on Aug 10, 2021
You may file for modification in the county where the other party resides.
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