Can I?
No. The only way the court is going to "strip his rights" is if you remarry and your new husband wants to do a step-parent adoption. If that is...
Powder Springs, GA
Family Lawyer at Powder Springs, GA
Practice Areas: Family, Wills & Living Wills
No. The only way the court is going to "strip his rights" is if you remarry and your new husband wants to do a step-parent adoption. If that is...
There is more going on than is reflected in your post. Why don't you have custody of your kids? You can petition the court to terminate a...
You ask if you could go to jail for being $15,000 behind in child support. That answer is an absolute "Yes". Almost every noncustodial parent has...
You have reason to be concerned. Talk to an attorney about filing a motion to modify custody.
I agree with Mr. Hopkins. Emancipations are court cases and as such take a considerable amount of time to complete with no guarantee of a...
If you were not married to him and he has not yet filed a petition to legitimate her, he has no rights whatsoever and you don't have to let him see...
You said your husband has been living on and off in Georgia. Does that mean he is also on and off in Florida. If he still resides in Florida,...
Changing the practice area to immigration so it will come to the attention of attorneys who have the information you need.
Since you are not divorced, having sexual relations with someone other than your spouse is adultery. It might not make a difference in a your...
I agree with my colleagues. Contact attorneys in your area who routinely handle adoptions, both so you can determine which attorney(s)) you are...