In Georgia the father of a child born out of wedlock has no rights to custody or visitation with the child until he successfully legitimates the...

You can file a private action against him in the Superior Court of the County where he lives for paternity and child support, or you can go through...

There is no way to modify a court order without "going back to court". You can allow your son to live with him, but that doesn't give your son...

That depends on the judge. Since an order has already been issued, it requires an order to dismiss. Many will require a hearing before they...

I agree with Mr. Harkess. Until you are 18, Georgia law requires you to live where your custodial parent directs, even if you are pregnant. You...

She can file a motion to dismiss the TPO. The court will most likely require a hearing to make sure she is not being coerced in to dismissing the...

You don't really ask a question. When you file for divorce, you can file an uncontested divorce, by having an agreement signed by both parties...

No. Until you are 18 you are under your parents' control in Georgia. So while it does not sound like particularly good parenting to me, it is not...

My grandson is 12 lives in GA we reside in FL he lives with his mom and other grandmother?

Your situation is complicated and we don't have enough information to fully answer you. Are you the paternal grandmother? Is so, was your son...

What if I don’t respond to being served?

I agree with Mr. Hopkins. The court now has jurisdiction over you and the custody of your children. If you choose not to participate in the court...