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If we go somewhere he can't find us can we establish residence away from him?
answered on Dec 30, 2024
If neither of you have filed for divorce and no standing order has gone into effect prohibiting either parent from removing the children from the court's jurisdiction, then technically either parent is able to travel with the children. However, if you remove the children and hide them from... View More 
No personal injury done.
I am a GA resident and have never resided or lived in another state. Will that cc license be valid.
Been down for two years and still haven't talked to him. He is not qualified to take on a case of this scope. I need a pro bono because I'm indigent.
I emailed the owner of a dog sanctuary. I can’t keep my dog. When I told them it was due to life changes. They became upset because I wouldn’t provide them personal information about my life. They proceeded to call me names and making false accusations towards me. I would like to post... View More
Also the baby was born and they still wasn’t married the kid was two before they married but the father is in prison for child molestation but not for the kid but because of a 13 yr old girl boss he have or when he gets out would he have any kinda rights to the kid
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answered on Dec 29, 2024
The marriage after the baby was born means the child is legitimate and the father has rights. If the mother wants sole legal custody, she can file for divorce and request that.
I got physically assaulted in 2020 by a female supervisor, HR threw their statement away and did nothing but gave her a warning. Now she is back terrorizing all the women i came contact with at work. I'm a black male 28, she is a white female 25
Me and my girlfriend the kids mom is my gf daughter but we have been together since 2015 the kids are 3&2 and the mom isn’t ever here but she has custody well she just had a baby out the blue and she tested positive for drugs but they let her leave the hospital well the defacs came to the... View More
My loved one is receiving hospice care and is nearing the end of her life. She told the family where her will was stored before she became incoherent. The will is in a sealed envelope.
answered on Dec 29, 2024
Yes, it can be opened. Keep the original in a safe place so that it does not get lost or destroyed. Make a copy of the will just in case. If you need assistance interpreting or understanding any of the provisions in the will, schedule a free consultation. The consultation will also prepare you for... View More
I'm meaning social security . Can I be disabled and not getting disability and get her benefits. We were married 17 yes but we were divorced when she passed I never remarried.
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answered on Dec 27, 2024
You may be eligible for your ex-wife's Social Security benefits even if you're divorced, as long as your marriage lasted at least 10 years - which yours did at 17 years. The rules state that you can receive these benefits starting at age 60, or at any age if you meet Social... View More
Can I file motion for contempt in GA and serve her in FL?
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answered on Dec 27, 2024
Yes, you can file for contempt in Georgia and serve her in Florida.
I am an RN and i got pulled over after work due to “expired tags”. I was on a dark road during being pulled over so I waited while driving slowly to the nearest gas station. I’ve never been pulled over before so i was scared and didn’t know to put on my hazards. my tags were never expired,... View More
answered on Dec 27, 2024
There is a lot that can be done in a situation like this. First, if the tag office has conceded that your registration was valid then the prosecutor should work with us to drop that charge. Next, I have dealt with several cases that involved my client delaying there stop so as to find a safe and... View More
answered on Dec 27, 2024
This will be dependent on the specifics of the charges. Generally, an attorney will be able to investigate the charges and work to coordinate the best next steps. Sometimes the police haven’t gotten a warrant and the case can be resolved with no arrest. Others, there may be a warrant but we can... View More
like for example someone has been cheating in airsoft and i full auto them with plastic bbs is that considered assualt if we have all signed the wavier that they stated the field isnt responsible for any injuries. along with this if it is plastic bbs and i dont mean it in harm only to teach them a... View More
I bought a commercial property with multiple tenants. All were expired leases, except "Bob". Bob had a 1 year lease, from 9/1/24 - 9/1/25. I had the seller sign all tenants to a 4 month leases, from 11/1/24-2/28/25 in order for me to guarantee myself some income and allow me time to... View More
answered on Dec 29, 2024
A Georgia attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for a week. That looks like around six years. It doesn't sound promising in terms of timeliness if it hadn't yet been placed into suit (if it was placed into suit, then, "yes," it's possible for complex... View More
Is there a attorney that's willing to Help "Us" my 6yo daughter & I? May you that's reading PLEASE research for us on behalf of my daughter and I & attach a link for me to print out the case law. Allow me to explain best I can. {By way I am a older man with no education.... View More
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