What do I do when my child’s mother will not let me see my child?
You are not providing enough info for us to provide good feedback. Have you legitimized the child? If not, then you have no legal rights at this...
Kennesaw, GA
Family Lawyer at Kennesaw, GA
Practice Areas: Family, Divorce & Separation ... +3 more
You are not providing enough info for us to provide good feedback. Have you legitimized the child? If not, then you have no legal rights at this...
No, if the child is not biologically yours you do not. But you will need to have a DNA test to show that he’s not yours. You may want to consult...
It sounds as though he wasn’t married to the mother and hasn’t legitimized the child. That means he doesn’t even have legal rights to the child, so...
I agree with my colleagues in that unless the parents have agreed to something else, the support would cease when the child is 18 and no longer in...
It would be a good idea for you to consult with an attorney who can help you plan the proper course of action to address this.
I echo what my colleagues say. You should have your own attorney on this matter. It’s the best way to protect your interests.
I agree with my colleague. This should have been handled during the divorce. You can still work with an attorney have it addressed.
No, you won’t be able to do that. If it’s really uncontested then both parties won’t have an issue signing. You should consult with an attorney who...
They would be the one to know if you qualify for the food stamps or not. You could try to speak with another person there and apply and see what...
I agree with my colleague. There’s a lot going on here. You should obtain the records for your case and consult with an attorney who can review...