Nope. There are only a handful of states that do and GA isn’t one of them.

1. This is not a Real Estate law question, so I'm re-categorizing it. 2. Avvo doesn't have a category for "Notary" questions, so I'm...

Mr. Harrell is correct. Unless your husband agrees otherwise, you will need to file in the County where he "resides," so in this case, where he...

Can you sue? Of course! People sue all the time, for all kinds of things - it doesn't mean it will prevail. The real question is "am I likely to...

If what you report is accurate, with no other extenuating factors, it sounds like you may have ample rights to recovering against your dad for...

This question calls for the ULTIMATE initial answer from an attorney... "it depends." It depends on whether the settlement agreement (or...

I re-categorized your question with Avvo, because it is a Landlord & Tenant law question, regardless of whether it's an ex-spouse.... it's "How do...

Yes, the landlord can do this. Absolutely. P

IF the property was purchased during the marriage, it is most likely considered marital property and subject to division, even if your name isn't...

Are you asking for the purpose of abandoning children of the relationship, or abandoning you? For the purposes of filing a divorce, it doesn't...