Deborah Antonette Stewart

Deborah Antonette Stewart's Answers (86)

Alpharetta, GA

Social Security & Disability Lawyer at Alpharetta, GA

Practice Areas: Social Security, Estate Planning ... +2 more

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I have just gotten divorced in Georgia and share joint custody; I am primary custodial. Can I move to Florida?

Deborah's answer | Answered on September 25, 2011

I agree with the previous attorney's response. When you divorced, you and your ex-husband would have prepared a parenting plan prior to any grant...

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Is there a compiled list of forms to file an uncontested divorce with children,no debt or property?

Deborah's answer | Answered on September 15, 2011

Check with the clerk's office for the superior court in your county. If there is a website, you might find forms there and instructions on...

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I'm opting for a Pretrial conference for my traffic violation (diving within a gore or median). What to discuss with solicitor?

Deborah's answer | Answered on September 12, 2011

I agree with the previous attorney's response. Even if reduced, however, you should still be prepared to pay the fine.

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Speeding fine question

Deborah's answer | Answered on September 09, 2011

The amount of your fine can vary depending on several factors. Factors include (but are not limited to) whether or not this is your first ticket...

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HOW CAN YOU GET A CHILD BACK AFTER MOTHER PUT IT UP FOR ADOPTION.

Deborah's answer | Answered on September 08, 2011

There is a withdrawal period for adoptions in some instances, but it is a short window, a matter of days. Once that time passes, it is unlikely...

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Do my aunts need my brother (POA) present to take my father to the doctor?

Deborah's answer | Answered on August 29, 2011

The POA is not necessary to take your father to the doctor; however, the POA would be required if anyone were to act on or make decisions on your...

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