How can I get a divorce quickly?

See a lawyer right away about a divorce case and legal counsel regarding defenses to possible child support and paternity issues. This does not...

How do I go about terminating the absent father's rights in Georgia?

You can speak with a lawyer about filing a petition to terminate the father's rights. You can also ask about a stepparent adoption if you're...

I gave my kids to the grandparents and i want them back how do i get them back

If it's custody they have, and not guardianship, you'll need a lawyer to help you sue for a change of custody back to you. If it's a guardianship,...

How easy would it be to gain custody of my 13 (almost 14 yr old as of 07/23/2012) sister-in-law?

I agree with the first answer posted to this question; going to the probate court should be a straightforward way of addressing the situation you...

I receive 1000 in support a month now my wife wants to change how it's dispersed.

I agree with the above answer; in short, you have a few options. You could accept the non-cash support, you could try to resolve the issue through...

Is it a serious offense for a lawyer to provide details of settlement talks to the court?

In general, it's unethical for one attorney on a case to speak to the judge about the case without informing the other side of the communication. ...

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It's possible. You should consult with a lawyer about what options you may have to try and prevent this.

I missed court date, my ex was awarded his request for atty fees and to lower his child support payments. I am custodial parent

Child support services won't come after you for attorney's fees, but he could file a motion with the court asking that you be held in contempt for...

I'm 16 years old. I turn 17 next month. I live with my mother in Georgia, I want to live with my dad in Alabama. Can I do this?

Your dad could probably succeed in a custody modification action in Georgia since you're old enough to tell the judge where you want to live. Of...

Am I held responsible for a child that DNA says is not mine because I signed the birth certificate?

I think I answered this question posted elsewhere, but I'll expand a little bit on my earlier answer: If she fights you in court, you should...