Im recording bc mother has accused me of being drunk and slurring words .. so i bought a breathalyzer .. record blowing bf and after i facetime with my daughter .... i have been recording our facetimes bc of accusations ... mother emailed me said she doesnt consent to the recordings citing private... View More 
answered on Mar 31, 2022
No. See O.C.G.A. section 16-11-62. While Georgia is a one-party state, requiring the consent of only one party to a telephone conversation to record that conversation, Georgia requires the consent of all parties to record a video chat (i.e. FaceTime) in a "private place and out of public... View More
The medical board is ignoring many complaints about him and he has lost privileges at more than one hospital.
He is an OB and many women and babies have died unnecessarily under his care.
We are considering doing a “Dr. Death” style podcast about him to end his career of... View More
answered on Aug 21, 2020
A Georgia attorney could answer your question best, but your post remains open for two weeks. Even if your intentions are noble in trying to protect the wellbeing of women and babies as prospective patients, the fact remains that there is a possibility you could be sued for defamation. No one could... View More
Hi, I was reading your article on video recording laws in Georgia. I transported my brother's children to his house from school all last year, because his wife needed me to. What I did not know was that his wife, whom he was divorcing, had placed a hidden camera in the living room to eavesdrop... View More
answered on Jun 29, 2020
It appears that your question was intended for one specific person, but we are not sure who. You may want to send it directly to that person, or consult with an attorney who can review your case in detail and present you with the options. -Homer P. Jordan IV, Esq. 404-620-1558
I just need to know what do I do or what can I do about it
answered on Apr 11, 2020
Your post includes Personal Injury as a category, but there did not appear to be any injury-related issues in the brief description. In terms of the discrepancies with belongings you describe, it might be helpful for an attorney to know more information - were these discrepancies in connection with... View More
Before I joined my company, they signed a multi-year service agreement with an Internet Service Provider that I think we should no longer use. When looking at the early termination terms, we would owe over $7,000 for the remaining 23 months. So, in an effort to not cancel service but change... View More
answered on Feb 4, 2020
Possibly. It's difficult to analyze without the details. It may not let you out of the contract entirely but you could likely get some credit of offset.
Been incarcerated for 5 days placed on hold for warrants
answered on Feb 2, 2020
You should be permitted a phone call. It is best to contact an attorney as soon as possible.
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If a person of 55 that has maintained a absolute clean record with no criminal history of any kind there whole life at age 55. and has now been charge with the committed felony crimes for communication by phone & felony #2. Communication by text. using a cell phone to commit the following... View More
answered on Nov 20, 2019
Get a lawyer. You don’t want to be a convicted felon if at all possible. There’s more to it than just figuring out an agreeable sentence.
For more info visit my website at www.LevinLawyerGa.com.
Visit. Sometimes block us from calling. But as the primary parent I’m told I should always keep communication open to him if he chose to talk to the kids. But how can that go both ways. Seems double standard. Would like if he kept constant communication with kids since they ask about their dad.
answered on Feb 26, 2019
Harassing phone calls is a misdemeanor in Georgia for each call made.
He violated his tpo because he was caught with me. He only has a misdemeanor because I was willingly in his presence, I'm trying to get the tpo I put on him taken away because we have a baby together and there was no physical violence and we've reconciled. Can I have a video visitation... View More
answered on Sep 9, 2018
He would be violating the TPO and committing another felony. Stop trying to contact him. If you want the TPO dismissed, file a motion, but do not contact him while the order is in place.
She refuses any communication by me with my daughter while she is with her.
She refuses to answer any questions I have to her about my daughter.
The mother blocked my number and requires me to send any questions I have via email.
It may be a week or three before I get a... View More
answered on Aug 4, 2018
The kinds of questions you posted, she actually doesn't have to answer. It's not great parenting, but she isn't obligated to tell you those things. As long as she actually does show up for the parenting time designated, then she isn't in contempt of the order.
She calls text and tries to contact us via linked in and even watches our home.
answered on Jul 1, 2018
You can contact the police for harassing phone calls, and/or you can change your phone number.
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