Q: How do I file do I file a decree to have a cased dismissed?
My ex husband has filed paperwork to try to take my child from me. Georgia has no jurisdiction over the matter as I live in Texas, the divorce happened in Colorado and I have never lived in Georgia. He has filed false accusations against me and I am trying to get this case dismissed in Douglas County. How might I go about doing that I dont know what paperwork to file and I am not just going to roll over as he was hoping I would.
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A: You need to hire an attorney who can review the prior orders, gather evidence and file the Motion to Dismiss. It may require a hearing, so it's not as simple as just asking the court for a dismissal and it happens.
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You need to work with an attorney on this who can help you with the proper course of action to address the situation.
-Homer P. Jordan IV, Esq. 404-620-1558
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