Can I?
I agree with counsel. The only way he's losing rights is if you remarry and your husband adopts. You should pursue the outstanding support owed...
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I agree with counsel. The only way he's losing rights is if you remarry and your husband adopts. You should pursue the outstanding support owed...
You may want to speak with an attorney and ask them about filing for a writ of mandamus from the Superior Court, where they basically direct the...
Bring your paperwork to a local attorney to consult with them. If she has legal guardianship in Georgia, she has certain reporting requirements...
If it was a gift, explain to the police it was a gift. If you are charged with a crime, consult with a criminal defense attorney about how to...
What are you asking? If you owe $15,000 in support, and they bring a contempt, yes, it's likely you will be thrown in jail. No, it's not likely...
You need to contact an attorney about filing a custody modification action. Look into the details of this person's past. Who was the victim? Was...
I agree with counsel. If you're 17 now, your best bet is to simply wait to turn 18, as there is no guarantee the case would be complete by the...
No, you cannot. Any right of action for past support due lies with your mother, not you.
Not necessarily, but it may be a defense for your brother if she files a contempt action. That said, he should be providing you with the support...
If he's "on" in Georgia, yes. If he's "off" in Georgia, and he's in Florida, file there. Florida will maintain jurisdiction until neither of you...