You need to retain counsel and file to establish legitimacy and seek primary physical and legal custody.

What parental rights do you have? If not married/divorced from her, or if never married and you have not established legitimacy by court order you...

No, if I am you, I am not going to confront him in person. He apparently does not want to talk to you (and he is not legally required to talk to...

You need to retain a lawyer in Washington state and file to establish your parental rights (legitimacy) out there. You cannot file that case in GA.

The only way to legally prevent him from being able to file for legitimacy is if first, you two marry and you complete a stepparent adoption. It...

Yes, you can. You will need to Domesticate the GA order to FL along with a petition to Modify. You should use a FL attorney to assist.

The type of action you may need to file is for a Writ of Mandamus. You will absolutely need a lawyer to assist you with that kind of lawsuit.

There are two ways to resolve a divorce. By settlement agreement or by trial. If your spouse will not cooperate in settlement then you file the...

You cannot legally marry someone else until the final order is signed and filed in the clerks office.

The written agreement and orders control. Verbal agreements are not enforceable. "Side" agreements, even if written and not made a part of the...