Marietta, GA asked in Family Law for Georgia

Q: WHAT I CAN DO ABOUT MY 5YR OLD GRANDSON THAT HAS BEEN WITH ME FOR OVER YR AND A HALF AND HIS MOTHER CAME TOOK HIM

MYSELF AND HIS DAD ENROLLED HIM IN SCHOOL AGAIN THIS YR THE MOTHER OUT OF NOWHERE WENT TO TRY GET HIM OUT EARLY SCHOOL WOULD NOT LET HER TAKE HIM BECAUSE SHE IS NOT ON HIS PAPERWORK BUT HAS ALSO ENROLLED HIM ANOTHER COUNTY SCHOOL WITHOUT DISENROLLING HIM FIRST BUT SHE CANT DO THAT EITHER BECAUSE SHE DIDNT ENROLL HIM AT THAT SCHOOL HE HAS BEEN IN MY HOME AND FULLY CARED FOR BY ME OVER AYR AND A HALF BUT HAS BEEN WITH ME IN MY CARE FOR MOST OF HIS LIFE ANYWAY THE PARENTS HAVE BEEN MARRIED AND HAVE COURT ORDER FOR SHARED JOINT CUSTODY BUT THE MOTHER HAS VIOLATED EVERY PART OF THE ORDER RIGHT FROM THE START SHE HAS NOT CALLED TO INQUIRE ABOUT HIM OR EVEN TRIED TO SEE HIM IN OVER A YEAR AFTER FAILING AT TRYIN TO GET HIM FROM SCHOOL WITHOUT OUR KNOWLEDGE SHE OUT OF NOWHERE JUST SHOWS UP AFTER SCHOOL LIED TO HIM TO GET HIM TO RIDE WITH HER TO MCDONALDS UNDER THE UNDERSTANDING HE WAS TO BE BACK BY EIGHT PM AS I HAVE HIM ON SCHEDULE FOR SCHOOL DAYS HES BEGGING TO COME BACK WHAT CAN WE DO

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Ellaretha Coleman
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Ellaretha Coleman
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  • Atlanta, GA
  • Licensed in Georgia

A: If there is a current custody order that she is in violation of, your son would need to file a contempt action against his former wife. Additionally, he needs to consider filing a modification of custody action if prior to this stunt mother has not seen the child in a year.

Homer P Jordan IV
Homer P Jordan IV
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  • Atlanta, GA
  • Licensed in Georgia

A: You need to have your son take the proper legal routes to handling this situation. This may include legitimizing the child, if he hasn't already done so, and seeking custody. He needs to consult with an attorney who can help him with the proper course of action. -Homer P. Jordan IV, Esq. 404-620-1558 HomerJordan.com

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