At a final divorce hearing, can one party request changes to the signed settlement agreement?

Short answer is no. A signed settlement agreement "should" be enforceable. The Judge can determine that the settlement agreement doesn't address...

In a divorce can my spouse require me to leave the state before she settles the marital agreement

This is pretty bizarre. I suppose you could agree to make leaving the state a condition of settlement; however, I've never heard of such and I know...

I am seperated. Going thru divorce. Can me husband cut my phone off if the account is in his name?

Check to see if Athens/Clarke County has a "standing order". If they do, he will be prohibited from cancelling any accounts during the the case. If...

Legal recourse if it is discovered that a child is not yours.

You have no idea how complicated a question you just asked. Georgia has some very funny cases on paternity and support. You will really need to...

In a standing order, is the jurisdiction of the court the county or the state?

I agree with my esteemed colleagues. Superior Courts have statewide jurisdiction. The venue would be Muscogee County, but Gwinnett is clearly...

How do we go about removing my niece and her brother from their mother's custody?

If the mother lives in Gwinnett County, you need to contact the Juvenile Court and inquire about a private deprivation proceeding. I know you said...

Custody rules?

Has he made any attempt to take your son? Until he files a legitimation proceeding in the venue where the child resides, you have full custody and...

Court grand me visitation with my son but the mother refuses to follow and I have not see him since March.

If she is refusing to follow the court's order, she is in contempt of court. Both DeKalb and Fulton county offer pro se (representing yourself)...

What should I expect from this child custody/support/ legitimation hearing?

Please direct this question to your lawyer. He is familiar with all of the facts in your case and can answer the question far better than I could...

You are on VERY shaky ground. Since you have never legitimated your son, you have no legal standing to keep the child. You need to file a...