There is a statute in Georgia (O.C.G.A. Section 19-6-2) that allows the court to order attorney fee payment based on the income and financial...

He is not breaking any laws by taking the key to a car he owns (as well as you). However, that behavior is abusive, and you don't have to accept...

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I agree with my colleagues. The Court is watching out for the best interests of your children, but usually will sign off on something that both...

At 18, you are considered an adult in Georgia and you can live wherever you wish. Keep in mind, however, that at 18, your mom is not legally...

Until you have a court order in place, both parents have equal rights to the child. That means she could take the child and not allow you to see...

There is no such thing as "legal godparents" in Georgia.

Anything bought with marital funds during the course of the marriage is marital property and subject to equitable division in a divorce. Buying a...

You can sue anyone for anything. However, the chances of you winning in such a suit against Dollar General is zero under the facts you've...

Your ex-wife has absolute autonomy over her last name. She apparently chose not to change it from your last name at the time of the divorce, and...

No. Until you are 18 in Georgia you have to live where your parents direct. Moving out before then could cause legal issues for you as well as...