Will the Ga court system view me as a resident of the state; what are the requirements.
If Georgia has jurisdiction over the divorce and you are living out of state, she can file in the county of her residence so long as she has lived...
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If Georgia has jurisdiction over the divorce and you are living out of state, she can file in the county of her residence so long as she has lived...
As noted by Mr. Bernstein, it depends on the status of the property and whether the tax liens can be attributable primarily to one of you. You...
She could, but it isn't likely due to the costs. However, this is more of a moral question than a legal one. You know what the right thing to do...
It would seem that the best option at this juncture is to seek a modification. As noted by Mr. Hopkins if he and the children have been in Georgia...
First, your wish for shared physical custody is unrealistic if you are living in different states. Secondly, one of the factors the court will...
I agree with Mr. Hopkins. You need to hire an attorney to represent you primarily due to his request for joint custody. That lawyer can also...
You have an attorney speak to them. Rely on their expertise as to what your options are given the facts in your case. At this point, it sounds...
Yes, with the caveat suggested by Mr. Hughes.
In all likelihood, no. Make sure that you know how to proceed with regard to a divorce when your spouse's whereabouts are unknown though. You...
There are other factors to consider as well. Such as what assets of the marriage are available for division. It would be good idea to speak to an...