Who doesn't charge 500 dollars for taking care of 40-5-29, 40-6-15, 40-6-10???

No attorney worth their salt is going to charge any less than $500 at the bare minimum, and even then it would be a very good bargain. If you hire...

I caught a new charge while on first offenders felony probation. It was a misdemeanor affray charge. will I go to jail?

So long as what she stated she would do is more administrative or procedural than substantive (i.e., not actually re-writing the sentence, but...

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I have a contempt order filed against ma for failure to pay alimony

Generally, a finding of contempt requires evidence of (1) ability to meet the legal obligations & (2) knowing and willful refusal to do so. In a...

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I advise hiring an attorney to represent you at the 30-day hearing. The burden is on the petitioner to show why the TPO should be extended, and...

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The primary thing to remember about the First Offender Act and conditional discharge is that being allowed to serve a sentence pursuant to either...

What can I do?

I would send him one last letter, via certified mail, and state that you are giving him 7 days from the date he receives it to come get whichever...

Divorce decree award home title in my name only to husband for 2 yrs and within the 2 yrs he must refi in his name release me

While the current court may be bound by what the divorce decree stated re: the obligations or rights of the parties re: the house, it can still...

My daugheter is 17 an has had a child who is 1 year old.can my child support be terminated

As long as your daughter is a minor, you still have to pay child support for her. According to OCGA 19-6-15(e), "The duty to provide support for a...

You can't sue the attorney, except possibly for fraud, for example, but any such case against the attorney would likely not succeed. There may be...

Can a temp. child support order be changed without going to court? I showed up for court and the non-custodial parent did not

First, only a judge can alter a court order, not a gov't agency. Second, I advise that you hire a family law attorney to represent you, and to...