I been raising my special needs son on my own his mother ran off and they wont let me do anything
I agree with Mr. Hopkins. You need to file for a legitimation as soon as possible. If the mother has totally disappeared and is not supporting...
Powder Springs, GA
Family Lawyer at Powder Springs, GA
Practice Areas: Family, Wills & Living Wills
I agree with Mr. Hopkins. You need to file for a legitimation as soon as possible. If the mother has totally disappeared and is not supporting...
Has an attorney been appointed to represent you in this case? If so, you need to contact that attorney. They may be able to get some answers from...
You definitely need to be represented in this case. It is a sad fact that the only reality the court can consider is the reality that is properly...
You posted this question twice. Please see my answer on the other posting. Also, please note that a Georgia driver's license and ownership of...
Assuming you are the father in this case and you have not legitimated your son, under Georgia law you would not have any rights to custody unless...
I agree with Mr. Ashman. If you are under 18, you can't just move out unless you have been emancipated (i.e. the court has examined the evidence...
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It depends on the custody order that is in place. If it doesn't say she is not allowed to move out of state, then she is free to move. However,...
IF he files for legitimation, there is a theoretically a chance he could get primary custody. The Court will be looking out for child's best...
That varies from case to case depending upon many factors including whether your baby is comfortable being away from you, whether you are nursing,...
Your question is not clear as to whether you were awarded a portion of his retirement in the divorce and now just want to know how to make sure...