Do I have to follow a court order from Virginia when my son and I are legal residences of Georgia ?

You follow the order currently in place until it is changed by a new order, or the order dies a natural death. VA may or may not be a proper place...

My ex is moving to Texas from Georgia. Can she take my 14 year old son with her without my permission?

You need to hire a lawyer immediately. If your son will elect to live with you instead of moving to TX with mom, that election will carry a lot of...

Can I be taken off child support if my daughter is 18 and my son now lives with me?

You must file to modify the child support order to deal with the older child aging out, and you need to modify custody of the younger child to be...

What to file to protect our kids from their dad just coming and taking them since we are married?

With no evidence to satisfy the family violence act then the TPO is not likely to work out in any county. The only other alternative to address...

You need your own lawyer if the outcome of the case is important to you, to include this discovery issue. Generally, the time since the current...

If I leave my residence in the middle of a divorce, will that be considered abandonment, also can I recoup my investment?

Before you move out you need to sit down with a divorce attorney and discuss all of the details and then go from there.

Can I change the name of my son who is 1 year old. His father filed for legitimation but no court date yet.

No, not in the current situation. Even if the child did not have the father's name currently, the father could and typically does ask that the...

Need to know about Rule Nisi?

It is a fancy name for what is more or less a Notice of Hearing.

How can I evict a girlfriend after breaking up ?

She sounds like a tenant-at-will. To break that tenancy you must give her a 60 day notice to vacate (best if done in writing and you keep a copy),...

Is my house considered the marital home?

It is her home as well, it is the marital home. Yes, she can invite them to live there/stay over, and you cannot evict them. Ultimately, if she...