Will my child's father be charged with abandonment by the court or given any rights to my child ?
I agree with Mr. Ashman and Mr. Hopkins. If a legitimation has already been filed, you need an attorney TODAY. You have some excellent arguments...
Powder Springs, GA
Family Lawyer at Powder Springs, GA
Practice Areas: Family, Wills & Living Wills
I agree with Mr. Ashman and Mr. Hopkins. If a legitimation has already been filed, you need an attorney TODAY. You have some excellent arguments...
I commend you for stepping up to the plate and making sure these children were cared for. I agree with Mr. Ashman. None of us have a crystal ball...
I agree with my colleagues. Even if you don't think you can afford an attorney right now, go and have a consultation with one or more in your area...
I agree with my colleagues. You do not have to allow this employee to "work out her notice". You can terminate her at any time with or without...
I agree with Mr. Jenkins. Suing your mother may be A solution, but probably not the best solution to your dilemma. Talk to your mother and work...
I agree with Mr. Ashman. I don't think a court is going to look for a technicality to keep the noncustodial parent from paying (thus ultimately...
I agree with my colleagues. Filing where the father lives will be the fastest most proper way to go. Talk to an attorney before you start. As a...
IF you could ask for it, the proper court would be the the Court that handled the legitimation. If that case is final, the opportunity has...
You seem to have answered your own question. If the divorce decree says she gets the property and all equity in it, then you have no right to any...
I agree with Mr. Ashman. This appears to be a second posting of the same questions. See my previous answer.