Q: How to enforce court order for visits in GA from NE jurisdiction
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A: If the order was issued from another state and is being enforced in Georgia, you will need to domesticate the order in Georgia before it can be enforced.
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A: The first step is to get certified copies of the out of state order, as that is what you will need in order to domesticate and enforce it in Georgia.
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First, you may wish to consult with a local attorney here to review the language of the order(s) that award you visitation. A competent attorney in this manner will also provide you options. Hopefully both personal jurisdiction of the other parent and the order(s) of which you speak are the same State.
~ Kim Ebert, Attorney at Law, (678) 818-6543, serving Georgia, Florida, Hawaii and several Federal Districts.
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A: You should start by having an attorney take a look at the order so they can help you determine the proper course of action and your options. -Homer P. Jordan IV, Esq. 404-620-1558 HomerJordan.com
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