The short answer to the question in your caption is "You can't". An uncontested divorce is one where the parties have reached an agreement...

If you were not married to the biological father and he has not legitimated the child, he doesn't have any rights to lose. That said, he still has...

I agree with my colleague. Until he files a petition for legitimation, he has no rights to the child. You can give him information about the child...

I agree with Mr. Harrell. Under Georgia law, the mother of a child born out of wedlock has sole custody unless the parties marry or the father...

So long as no divorce is filed, each parent has equal rights to the children and either parent can take the children wherever they want without...

No. There is no set time that you have to be separated for any divorce in Georgia. You just have to be in a bona fide state of separation when...

You register your case with the Department of Human Services Child Support Services and let them pursue your ex husband for the child support...

There can be as many variations of visitation schedules as there are custody orders set. Where one parent is the primary parent, "standard...

If the mother is not going to voluntarily allow you parenting time with your child, then you can't see the child until the court issues an order. ...

You can hire an attorney at any point in a case, up until a final hearing. Obviously, the sooner you hire one the more he or she can be prepared...