Does my friend, the mother, need a custody attorney.

The mother should consult with an attorney right away and should retain an attorney if the father sues for a change of custody. Do they have joint...

Is there anything I can do to get non custodial parent to stop threatening to take child away if I have custody?

His threats are empty unless he actually files something. He can't change custody without a court order, and based on the facts that he is not...

Minor children in Georgia moved out from living with custodial mom, Colorado dad still paying child support

If you do not have an order granting you custody of the younger daughter, you are putting yourself and her in jeopardy. Since there has been no...

Had a temporary protection order taking out on me did requirements went to court judge dismmised it. Will it be on my record?

Somehow your question got asked three times. No this will not be on your criminal record. If someone knows how to access civil records, they will...

Had tpo taking out on me with to court got it dismisse over yr ago will it be on my record

See my answer to your other posting of this question.

Had tpo dropped over yr ago will it be on my record

Your question is a little bit difficult to interpret. Assuming that there was only an ex parte order but when you went for a hearing, the judge...

If my boyfriend got a witness subpoena but he is in jail, will he have to show up on the court date?

The jail may transport him for the hearing. It all depends on what type of case it is and how well the attorney who sent the subpoena is...

There is not enough information to answer. The fact that the father receives a disability check does not preclude him from paying child support....

Mr. Harrell is correct. DFCS and the courts are very protective of DFCS reports. If a DFCS report is crucial to a case, an attorney can subpoena...

I am a 15 and will be 16 in April. I live in Georgia. Can I legally choose to live with a responsible adult other than family?

The answer is no, not without a court order. Until you are 18, you are considered a minor under Georgia law. Your parents could voluntarily...