Q: Is it possible for someone to take me to court in superior court if I have a court case already in Juvenile court
I have a Juvenile court case in Douglasville Ga I am trying to get my 8 year old son back I got my daughter and granddaughter back already but there is a court Date on 04/20/20 for the return of my son but my mother went and got a lawyer and filed for full custody in superior court date has been set for 04/14/20 I don't have money to pay for a lawyer cuz I am just now getting on my feet. I am scared that the judge might not kick it back down to Juvenile court then it will start all over again. I have work very hard over the past year to do everything that the juvenile court ask of me and I have done everything . I need help plz
A: Yes, a custody action can be filed in Superior Court while a juvenile case is pending.
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A: Yes, it is possible for them to do that. You should consult with an attorney who can provide you with guidance. -Homer P. Jordan IV, Esq. 404-620-1558
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