No, although certain disputes identified in the marital settlement agreement can be referred to binding arbitration. For example, the settlement...

It is not a good idea for an attorney representing one of the parents to "interview" the children. If the children need to be evaluated for custody...

I live in GA, and my husband filed for divorce, but I want to fight for my marriage. Can I refuse to sign?

You can refuse to acknowledge service, but in the end you will be served with or without your consent and your husband will eventually obtain the...

The only advantage to filing first is that you have the first and last word at trial. Your case is unlikely to go to trial given your desperate...

How likely can this be reversed?

The key in divorce with service by publication is that your husband cannot be found after a diligent search. Of course you were then awarded sole...

Yes, you can have the case dismissed since you did not live in a bonafide state of separation since before filing the petition for divorce. There...

Being pregnant with your boyfriend’s child doesn’t give you any rights over his property. All you have is his word that you can have have exclusive...

I have joint custody, but I am primary. There is no mention of legal custody. Can I make decisions without secondary’s consent?

NC law would govern. Consult a NC family law practitioner and show the decree and settlement agreement and any other pertinent documents.

Since the children are adults, it’s possible you and or the children could look into harassment. The best advice is to consult with a family law...

Separation in GA doesn’t require any formality or court intervention. The term Legal Separation is used loosely, since GA does not have an action...