How can I get rights to see or get my daughter.

Your question is a little bit confusing. Even though you weren't married at the time your child was born, you legitimated your daughter by virtue...

Once a custody case has started, can I change the amount of time with my son?

i agree with my colleagues. It is not clear from your question whether there is actually a court order in place (temporary or otherwise) that...

In March 2012, I was order by Cobb Cty, Ga to pay child support. Due to my financial situation, I was forced to relocate to my p

I agree with my colleagues. Receiving SSI does not remove your obligation to pay child support. You need to take seriously the contempt action...

Does my mother owe me money if she used child support on herself and her new husband?

I agree with Mr. Rice. Child support is intended to help to provide for the needs of the child . Most often that is done by supplementing the...

I'm seventeen and i live in Georgia and is trying to be emancipated but my parents don't agree what can I do ?

Nope. None that I know of. Unless you have a source of income that allows you to be totally self-supporting (i.e. pay for food, a place to live,...

Can a parent who completed the requirements of a reunification plan and case was dismissed be retried in another court again?

It is technically not double jeopardy. Having resolved the criminal case does not preclude the filing of the civil case by the grandmother. All...

I agree with Attorney Hopkins. You cannot be emancipated in Georgia until you can be totally self-sustaining...i.e. pay for place to live (Aunt's...

What if I got pregnant ad I was on probation could I move out of my house

This question was posted twice. See my answer to your other posting.

Can I be put in jail for not coming to court with an attorney?

It is not likely that a judge will put in jail for not having an attorney (you have a right to represent yourself). However, you may aggravate the...

I'm 17 and pregnant. The baby's dad is 26. Could my parents press charges against him.

You cannot, in Georgia, become emancipated at age 17, solely on the basis of a pregnancy. There are charges your parents could press again him,...