I think you may have typed in an incorrect statute. If you are facing any criminal charges or being threatened with prosecution, you need to consult with a lawyer. If you. Annoy afford one, the court may appoint a public defender for you.
We have 2 kids. He made me move to camden county after 19 yrs in Florida, he had me leave everything. Moved here had a kid, he feels tied down and don't like me nagging about his drinking. He's now in a relationship and moved out about 5 months ago. Doesn't want to give me half of... Read more »
You will need to file for divorce so that you can request child support and a request of your assets such as the 401k, and alimony if you qualify to receive it. In addition to child support you should also request help paying for child care. If you are in Georgia, child care is added to the base... Read more »
It depends on the income of the parents. If both parents have similar income then an award of support from one parent to the other for each child will cancel itself out. If one parent has significantly more income than the other parent, then the parent with more income can be ordered to pay... Read more »
No, a PO Box is not an address for the purposes of move away notification.
What if you don’t have exact address yet since you can’t lock in lease not knowing if ex will file case against it yet? Move would be within Georgia
You have to give the notice with the address. It does not have to be certified, but you should be prepared to prove they received it. So, you can send the letter via text, email and fedex to have confirmation of receipt.
There is history of DUIs and domestic violence issues from ex as well.
You must give 30 days written notice including an address to which you are moving. If there is no case filed before the 30 days, you are free to move. If you are served with a case, contact a lawyer immediately.
The mother and father are incarcerate at this time
Your post is kind of confusing. It sounds like you are caring for the child, but asking if you can see the child. You may want to consult with an attorney who can review the case in detail and present you with guidance.
He has kept my daughter away from me since September of 2021.. I have not been allowed to talk to or see my daughter in 5 months.. it is in the court paperwork that I'd be allowed to see and talk to my daughter.. but he has decided to completely keep her from me.. I cannot afford an attorney... Read more »
You have a contempt issue that can be legally handled to bring about the remedy. You will need to work with an attorney, but you can discuss the possibility of having her pay the legal fees since she is in contempt.
I have joint legal custody of my son. His mother has primary custody. My son is in the 11th grade and has never failed a class and is on track to graduate at the age of 18 in May 2023. Last week, without consulting me as required by the Parenting Plan, she withdrew him from his school and enrolled... Read more »
She could be in contempt here. You should consult with an attorney who can review the facts of the case in detail and present you with guidance and options on how to best handle the situation.
My husband brought his now 3 year old daughter from Honduras with him in 2019 to the US. She lives here in Kansas with us and has immigration court proceedings with him here in Kansas City Missouri. We sent the 3 year old to visit the mom who lives in Norcross Georgia, the agreement verbally was... Read more »
With a custody issue like this it is best to consult with an attorney who can review the facts of the case in detail and help you with the proper course of action.
She is on prescription medication including methamphetamines. is charged with domestic violence with the band stating she’s not allowed on my property. Was back on my property and charged with assault and battery. abuse my children. Stolen broken my property. Filed for divorce
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It sounds as though there is a police record of this, since she was charged. You should consult with an attorney who can review the facts of the case in detail and present you with the options.
We can no longer find her to change the paperwork
If you tell me which documents you have filed, I can probably tell you what’s missing.
If not, can the parent sign a power of attorney so the grandparent has the ability to sign for academic and medical-related forms?
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This question is unclear. Both parents would have to be involved in the decision to transfer custody of the child to the grandparents. The school district determines what level of custody is required to enroll the child in school. To relinquish medical decisions to a grandparent... Read more »
You will need to file a modification to address all issues. Your child can't just move in with you at 14. There needs to be a revised court order.
The mother would bum and borrow money and. NEver help with the said children I have proof and text messages receipt and etc the doctors even know they been with me as well. I was always taking them to the drs she would never do anything for them. The oldest just now got where he would sleep now the... Read more »
You will need to consult with an attorney who can review the facts of this case in detail and present you with any options you may have.
I'm a mentor for a woman in Georgia and I live in New Jersey and this poor woman has been put through hell &her 4 children are in temp custody of their abusive twisted husband and one conversation she had with her 4yr old, said "daddy wants to kill you" Now I don't know how... Read more »
She needs a wholesale revisiting of her case by a Domestic Violence Social Worker who can coordinate appropriate legal assistance as this is a multifacted situation. The Child is in need of protection, and that should be coordinated likely with some state agencies due to her instability and lack... Read more »
In Georgia Cruelty in the 1st is 5-20, and is very substantive charge. The Battery is likely a misdemeanor lessor included.
These cases are very factually dependent as there is almost always a lot of mitigation to be explored and the truth is NEVER reflected in the officers... Read more »
You should discuss it with your attorney.
We share two children. Father does pay child support, but refuses to communicate with one child but sees the other every other weekend.
No, the court can't make him be a good father. He can only be required to pay support, which is what he is doing.
My court order says: K
The parties shall notify the other party within a reasonable
time (defined as not less than seventy-two (72) hours in non-
emergency situations) prior to their custodial periods of their
intent not to exercise said physical custodial periods.... Read more »
Going by what you have posted and assuming that is the order, then if you give advanced notice you should be able to do so. Be sure to discuss it with the other parent so there are no conflicts
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