You left out a very important part, what does the current custody order state regarding pick-up and drop-off and other "rules?" If they were never...

He cannot simply demand, or unilaterally change the terms of the deal as set out in your divorce papers. There may be a right to seek a...

You need to file the petition to establish legitimacy in the superior court of the county where she resides. In that case your rights may/will be...

Of course you are legally required to support all of your children, no matter how many children there are and no matter how many different mothers.

He currently has no parental rights. He does have a right to seek to establish them. He can essentially waive his rights by not establishing them...

I agree with Mr. Early and will add that the child will be a legal adult in 20 days, and it is most unlikely that any legal action can take place...

Unless there is something in the current order, parenting plan and/or settlement agreement that currently disallows such things, then I believe...

You won't until you receive the papers or find them at a courthouse. Try searching your name on magistrate, state and superior courts in Clark...

File your claim in the Magistrate Court of the county where the Defendant resides.

Georgia does not have divorce by default. Typically, clerks are not lawyers and should not be giving legal advice. You can complete an undefended...