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I 'm in Georgia and want to file for a divorce but I'm pregnant, which forms should I use? will there be an issue grating it? : He wants to divorce and I do to, but I'm pregnant, which forms should I file? file with children or without children?

Asked about 7 years ago in Family

Merlinus’s answer: you Have specifically requested my answer to this, but I must tell you I no longer practice law.

Please contact Michael R. Proctor if you need assistance with this matter.

Answered about 7 years ago.


What rights do i have as a married father to see my child: Trying to figure out whats right do i have to see my daughter, i have always provided for her and have documentation to prove that. I had to call the sheriff to see if i can see her yesterday and i was denied. I am going to the child support place in newton county. To put myself on child support. It is a very bad situation, it is them versus me. I am in covington ga alone and have been working to try to get a place for us all to live.

Asked about 7 years ago in Family

Merlinus’s answer: I no longer practice law, but I agree that this question leads to so many other questions! Are you divorced from the mother? Separated? Are there criminal allegations involved?

Answered about 7 years ago.


Does father have rights to visitation and custody? Children born out of wedlock, married later, now seeking divorce.: We have 2 children born out of wedlock. We married a year after the last child was born, and were separated a year after our marriage. I am currently seeking divorce. Due to father being abusive, alcoholic, and illegal drug use I chose to keep the kids away as much as possible. I know he is the legal father through marriage, but would he still need to petition through a court for visitation and custody if he argues that I (quote from him) ‘kidnapped’ the children and denied him visitation?

Asked almost 8 years ago in Child Custody

Merlinus’s answer: The short answer is that yes, he would have to file suit against you alleging all of those things. You would likely respond by denying them and justifying your actions, and you would likely also demand the same relief. Your case would necessarily go to mediation, as a Georgia custody case, and a skilled mediator would work out cooperating child custody schedules for almost every contingency.

I no longer practice law. Good luck to you!

Answered almost 8 years ago.