Is there a standard language in uncontesteddivorce that has to be used or can it be changed.?

It does not sound like you have an uncontested divorce, at least not the way her attorney is wording it. If you have agreed to 5/50 custody, do...

When you live w someone for 26yrs in ga and considered yourself commonlaw married before it was no longer are you still married?

I am changing the practice area because your question did not pertain military law issues. After January 1, 1997, Georgia no long recognizes...

CCan my daughters boyfriend be around children with a child cruelty case in ga ?

That depends on what stage of the proceedings he is in and what his bond order, probation order, etc. say. Often a cruelty to children charge...

Can a divorce be modified by an X that did not show for the divorce court?

Child support is one of the things that CAN be changed after a divorce. For instance, if our income has increased or her income has decreased, or...

How do I drop a too that I have already been signed by the judge done went to court

I agree with my colleague. You would file a motion to dismiss or vacate the order. The judge will have to hear the case to determine if that is...

Can a magistrate judge hear a divorce case in GA?

I agree with my colleagues. It is not uncommon for a magistrate judge to be "sitting as a Superior Court judge", and it does not invalidate any...

Is it ok for a 15 and 21 year old to date even if their parents are ok with it?

That depends on how you define "date". If that term includes sexual activity, then the 21 year old will be committing statutory rape. It really...

My mother is now deceased can i file a law suit on my mothers behalf because she did file but they always said they couldn't fin

If there was a child support order in place and it was not paid, then her estate executor could sue on behalf of her estate. If there was never a...

Can I choose to live with my mom on my own without going through court if my parents have oint custody and it's week to week?

The short answer is "no". Unless your dad agrees, then you and your mom have to follow the court order until it is changed.

If you mom files a petition for change of custody, you can sign an affidavit of election telling the court you want to live with her. As a 16 year...