Would I be breaking the law?
It would potentially be Interference with Custody. Not being married and without establishing Legitimacy by Court Order, you have no parental...
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It would potentially be Interference with Custody. Not being married and without establishing Legitimacy by Court Order, you have no parental...
There are substantial missing pieces of the puzzle here. Such as why your mother apparently has custody of your child. This is not the proper...
You need to file an eviction case in the magistrate court of the county where you are located.
Georgia allows for annulment in very limited circumstances: The two are too closely related to marry; at least one lacked the mental capacity to...
What it sounds like he was threatening to do would not have been legal. You will need to prove that you are current on the rent. If you cannot do...
You are not required to simply agree to pay her more because she has gotten used to the additional arrearage payment that is ending. Whatever the...
Without being served first, the court has no authority over you, and you cannot be required to appear. You need to retain local counsel to...
Are there children involved? Do both parents (and child) live in GA?
You need to retain counsel and file a contempt action and perhaps file a modification claim along with that. She is violating the order, and it is...
No, you cannot. The child support was obviously for your benefit, but the holder of that claim is your mother. The court order directed him to...