How much would a lawyer charge me to file a motion to modify in court on a divorce case

Each attorney charges different prices based on the complexity of a case, the estimated amount of time a case will take to complete, and the county...

Married 5 years in the state of Georgia, wife contributed about 0% to house (completely payed off) what % is she entitled to?

Georgia is an equitable division state when it comes to marital assets (meaning judges are not bound by 50/50 rules and can divide property between...

I need some advice on divorce. I need to get a divorce but I also need help with alimony and child support.

This question has been posted twice, so I have copied my answer from the other post here for easy reference. Best of luck: You need to file...

I filed por se to correct my child's birth certificate but was told to filed with the Attorney General. What do I need to file?

You can file a petition to correct your child's birth certificate with the superior court in the county in which you live with the child. If the...

Wife has hidden marital assets before divorce has been filed, need these assets to pay bills. This is in the state of Georgia.

The property items in question are considered marital assets at this point since you are both married. Since they are marital assets, you would...

I need some advice on divorce. I need to get a divorce but I also need help with alimony and child support.

You need to file for divorce. If your husband is cheating on you, and to top it off his mistress is harassing you, you need to file a divorce...

Arrested but case dismissed

If a potential employer sees your criminal history, your arrest record will be visible, unless it has been restricted in some way. Since your...

When on first offender what happens when it gets to ten years

We need more information to give you a specific answer. If you're asking what happens when your first offender time period is up (probation ends),...

How do the courts determine custodial and non custodial if both parents divide equally bills and visitation?

Under Georgia law, a "custodial parent" is defined as follows: "the parent with whom the child resides more than 50 percent of the time. Where a...

If the 31 day period has passed, the Defendant has signed an Acknowledgment of Service and Waiver of Future Notices (Consent to Try), and the...