Yes, you only need to be a resident of Georgia for six months to file for divorce here.

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If a final order has been issued on the contempt, you can file a case disposition form to close out the case.

If you do not know your spouse's whereabouts, you can petition the court for a divorce by publication.

In order to have the Florida order enforced in Georgia, you will need to register the order in the superior court of the county where the respondent resides. You should consult with an attorney to discuss your options to proceed in Georgia.

You can not be jailed for taking possession of your son that you have custody of. However, if the 16 year old wants to live with his mother and signs an affidavit to that effect, that could give rise to grounds for a modification of the current order.

If there are additional violations of the order, you can file an amendment to the petition for contempt. Any evidence you have would need to be presented during the hearing.

You will need to file a motion to set aside the divorce decree. If you are not experienced with the court system, I highly recommend you seek an attorney to handle this on your behalf. If you can not afford an attorney, I suggest you apply for counsel with your local legal aid office.

There is no statute requiring a judge to read the record.

Without knowing more facts about your case, we can not answer that question. Until you reach the age of 18, the parent is still responsible for the minor child.

Either parent has the right to parent as they see fit during their parenting time. The short answer to your question is likely yes. The phone being in the other parent's name does not prohibit a party from restricting use of the phone during their parenting time.

There is no form to accomplish this. If the case is still pending, you need to amend the petition or answer to add the third child to the action. If the action is no longer pending, you will need to file a new action for the third child or to modify the previous order to include the third child.... View More

Is there a current custody order? If there is and the mother is in violation of that order, she can be held in contempt for willfully violating the order. You should contact an experienced family law attorney immediately to address having the child returned.

Unfortunately, you can not force your grandmother to accept assistance.

Court proceedings are open to the public. Unless the case is pending in juvenile court, the courtroom will be open to the public.

You can report the conduct to the police.

Your child's income will not be considered in determining your child support obligation.

If the child has not been legitimized, the father has no legal rights to visitation in the state of Georgia.

You need to file a Petition for Citation of Contempt or a Motion for Contempt. Have the petition or motion served upon the other party and set it for a hearing. During your hearing, you will have the opportunity to present evidence of the contempt that you are alleging.

The mother can terminate the guardianship. You should consult with an attorney to discuss your options based on the specific circumstances of your case.