Lawrenceville, GA
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Lawrenceville, GA
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Child Custody ... +2 more
Unfortunately, your only remedy in the State of Georgia is to seek a formal change in physical custody. That new lawsuit must be filed in the...
Yes, a private lawsuit may be filed against both parents seeking custody. However, you will have to allege and prove that neither biological parent...
If you have not yet legitimated your daughter, then you must do that immediately. You can ask for an expedited hearing, but the court has no power...
You may have a legitimate claim under the theory of "Breach of Promise to Marry."
All of the points made are important. However, there is one other thing you should consider, and that will depend upon first retaining an...
They could be prosecuted for criminal conduct. Unless you are prepared for that to happen in your marriage, perhaps a better plan would be to...
No. The affidavits have no legal effect at all on their own. They would simply be evidence submitted to the court IF your ex were to file a...
You cannot. Georgia law requires the consent of parents to marry if you are under 18. The only exception would be if she were financially...
Your post did not mention anything about any court case pending. You have no obligation to change anything, custody or support, until such time as...
You should consult an experienced step-parent doption attorney in your county. You can change the child's name, terminate the father's rights, and...
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