You would need to obtain an exemplified copy of the Maryland order and file a petition to domesticate a foreign order in your county, and have your...

My ex of 6 years is trying to get custody of my boys because I have MS Is this possible

If your ex files for a change of custody, anything is possible. I encourage you to speak to an attorney as soon as possible, especially if your ex...

If my mY military retirement pension is 1800 a Month and I get a divorce, how can I figure what my wife will get?

Property acquired during a marriage in Georgia is generally marital property and subject to equitable distribution in a divorce. Equitable does not...

I agree with by colleagues. Being on the birth certificate and paying child support give you no rights with regard to custody and visitation. You...

What can I do if my son’s dad refuses to let my son call me when he’s over at his dad’s house?

Keeping records is a good and necessary step. If he is not abiding by the court order, he is in contempt. Unfortunately, the only way for the...

How can I go about having my then 13 yr old step parent adoption reversed if he purposely made it impossible to have contact?

I am changing the practice area to adoption because you need to speak to an attorney who regularly handles adoptions ASAP. There is a chance you...

Can having a child with someone else while trying to get a divorce affect child support agreement with divorced wife?

Child support is computed using a child support worksheet that takes into account the income of each parent, the costs of daycare and the costs of...

Changing the practice area of your post to immigration so it will come to the attention of attorneys who can best answer your questions.

Does Georgia have life estate

You have a right to petition for a year's support and that often includes the marital residence. His daughters have a right to object to it. It...

Can I legally move out of my house in the state of Georgia at 17 without my parents permission ?

No. In Georgia, until you are 18 you must live where your parents dictate unless you become legally emancipated (which is a full-blown court...