Does the father have to sign If you wanted to give someone temporary Gauidianship?

If you are doing this to the probate court, then I believe that they will want to have the signature of the father.

How do we get custody of a child that is not biologically ours

The best option for you is to go to the juvenile court in your County and file a petition for deprivation for this child. Your son probably be the...

My childern are now over 21 but i owe back child support ,can i make arrangement to pay lest than the court odered amount was

After child support payments have accrued, a Georgia court does not have the authority to change the amount that was supposed to have been paid. ...

My daughter father has recently gotten out of the military on a medical release how does that affect child support

I assume that there is a court order requiring him to pay child support. Generally, what you are asking for is an income deduction order which...

How can I give up temporary guardianship for my great neice to live with her father who did not sign temporary guardianship

The first thing this father needs to do is to legitimate the child. That needs to go to court and request in order declaring him to be the child's...

I have 2 kids oldest turns 18 next week. Papers say support until 18. How is the support calculated for the remaining child

You first need to check the current child support order to see if it makes any provision for these circumstances. If not, then calculation of a...

My ex-husband for 10+ years just refused to let my daughter stay with me and my husband.

Your ex-husband cannot unilaterally deprive you of the court ordered visitation. However, he can take you back to court for contempt for...

Under Georgia law, you definitely have the right to object to the legitimation of your son. Georgia law has a concept called "opportunity...

It sounds like this custodial parent must have file for benefits with the state of Georgia. When that occurs, they can change the payment...

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The law in the state of Georgia is that child support arrears may not be modified by the court or waived by the custodial parent. That being said,...

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