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Posted 12 months ago in Family Atlanta, GA
Posted 10 months ago in Divorce / Separation Newnan, GA 
Michael H. Cutler's answer
First, is your name on any of the liens or mortgage papers for the home? If...
Posted 10 months ago in Divorce / Separation Atlanta, GA 
Kevin M. Veler's answer
this will depend on the terms of your divorce. I would suggest you contact...
Posted about 1 year ago in Alimony Alpharetta, GA 
Myron Herbert Budnick's answer
I practice in Florida not Georgia. but I believe you can petition the court on...
Posted about 1 year ago in Alimony Gordon, GA
Posted 11 months ago in Divorce / Separation Valdosta, GA
Posted 11 months ago in Divorce / Separation Griffin, GA 
Dwayne Charles Singleton's answer
No. It can be done on your own. I don't recomend it but it can be done. Do...
Posted 11 months ago in Child Support Roswell, GA 
Michael Lewis Van Cise's answer
If your ex-spouse has not paid you sums required under the divorce agreement,...
Posted about 1 year ago in Divorce / Separation Tucker, GA 
Alec Brian Wisner's answer
In California, at least, original jurisdiction remains in the Court that issued...
Posted about 1 year ago in Family Lawrenceville, GA 
Avvo Staff Moderator's answer
I suggest you contact GA Office of Child Support Services. They should be able...
Posted about 1 year ago in Debt Collection Fayetteville, GA
Kevin M. Veler's answer
Your question has a few components that possibly involve different areas of law.... 
Carl Santos Cansino's answer
Typically what happens is that settlement agreements are incorporated by...
Posted about 1 year ago in Divorce / Separation Valdosta, GA
Carl Santos Cansino's answer
No one can force you to consent to a divorce. However, your husband would have... |
