Johns Creek, GA
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Johns Creek, GA
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Child Custody, Uncontested Divorce
The answer to your basic question, do you "need representation," is no, and yes. I agree with my colleague that any modification action will need...
If they are currently living in Virginia, then an attorney licensed to practice in that state would be best suited to respond as any case would...
No one can tell you what the Court will do, even if you file a modification action based on the allegations you describe, but in my opinion you MAY...
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In order to terminate the guardianship that was put in place when you were an infant, your birth mother must petition the juvenile court for...
Both of my colleagues are correct. Georgia law does not allow you to modify the terms of an order in a contempt hearing. You would need to file a...
If you review the Georgia Child Support Guidelines, you will see that her living expenses are not factored into the calculation, but as my...
The quick answer to your question is no, your child support obligation will not formally change (i.e. pursuant to a court order) simply because...
I will tell you what I tell everyone who asks this question, you do not technically "need" a lawyer, and yes you can file and pursue a modification...
Many people have difficulty dealing with these types of matters because they do not fully understand the definitions routinely used. The term...
There are a number of issues here that you need to speak with an attorney about, but in response to your question it appears there are three...
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