None. Those rights belong to your parents and that is an issue that will be resolved in the divorce case. Some states have laws that allow a...

What are the paternity laws for a child born while couple was married but 10 yrs later is not the husbands biological dad?

A child born to a married couple is legally presumed to be a child of the marriage. The father is responsible for the child unless something...

The father of a child is required to support his children whether there is a child support order or not. Legitimacy is how the unwed father...

My deceased mother owned property/land and had no will. She was married at the time of her death and I have 3 siblings.

It sounds like only your mother's name was/is on the deed. If your mother's estate was not probated, then the dead is still in her name, not your...

What are my rights as a parent and legal guardian in the state of Ga?Can I counter sue for child support and endangerment?

It sounds like you were never married to the mother and that you have some form of temporary custody order from a court, is that correct? Have you...

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Adopting your own child?

You cannot adopt your biological son. If you are married now, your husband could adopt your son. You either misunderstood what the lawyer told...

If my spouse gets a better job out of state will we be able to relocate?

Perhaps. There is no where near enough information provided to give you even a tentative answer. If nothing lese, if relocation takes place you...

Does my grandma have right to take my car or refuse me to use it?

It doesn't matter who pays for the car so far as who owns the car. The title to the vehicle determines ownership. If she is on the title and you...

Do I need to start paying child support?

You should be helping to support your child whether there is a court order in place or not. So yes, you should be paying something. If you are...

Im 17 in Delaware and want to move with my dad.

The divorce order will/should set out the terms of physical custody of you. You cannot file anything, but your dad can. Some states, such as GA...