Unless the grandparent has a Court Order giving them rights to visitation or anything else about the child, they have no rights at all. None.

If you have a lawyer, you should be talking to that lawyer. If no lawyer, it sounds like you need one. In many counties a "standing order" comes...

You need to retain counsel and file to establish legitimacy in the Superior Court of the county where the mother resides. You can seek physical...

If he will agree to sign off on the documents, then it can be done relatively easily. Reach out to lawyers you find here on AVVO to discuss the...

If DNA testing shows you are the father, then done deal. Go get a test and find out for yourself. On the other hand, if DNA shows you are not the...

I agree with Mr. Birchmore. You cannot rely on more than 7 days. Do not let this turn into a situation where you lose your personal property as...

Does he have a right to know his child's SSN/obtain a copy of the card, probably yes. Does he have a right to claim the child on his taxes,...

Technically, he has no rights to terminate. An unmarried father has no parental rights unless and until he establishes legitimacy by court order. ...

That property could have been divided as part of the divorce case, but that apparently was not done. If there is nothing in your settlement...

You are dealing with the internal rules at DCSS, which is not the same thing as GA law. DCSS functions a bit like a debt collector, they do not...