How do my son's mother and I go about dropping any arrears in child support in the state of Georgia?
The State of Georgia does not authorize the parties to modify child support on their own. Only a court order can do that. Also, the Judge is not...
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The State of Georgia does not authorize the parties to modify child support on their own. Only a court order can do that. Also, the Judge is not...
Legally, she can move anywhere. However, such a move is seen by the courts as a substantial change in circumstances, giving you the right to...
You have the legal right to pursue custody, subject to the same requirement of the father to prove paternity. A DNA test would be the proof...
It does not matter where you get married. Divorce laws are based upon where you are living during the marriage, and where you live when the...
If by "Temporary Custody" you are referring to a temporary order in a true custody case, then the case is still pending in the courts. You need an...
You seem to have all the facts in your favor, except that you need to have an attorney to properly present them to the court, and to argue the...
Yes, you can get divorced without a signed settlement agreement. Since you do not know how to do that yourself, you should retain a Family Law...
That depends upon what kind of "ex" he is. An ex-husband would require a divorce decree. If divorced in Georgia, the Final Decree must say...
Yes, you are bound to follow the agreement until it is modified by a Judge. You should have a consulation with an experienced Family Law Attorney...
Yes, since he is 2 years old and you have not yet signed an Affidavit of Legitimation, the only way to legitimate your son is to either marry the...