If an ex parte protection order is not heard within 60 days is it still valid

An ex parte order is good for thirty days. If no hearing is held within that time it expires.

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Its been almost 2 years since I filed child support papers an he has yet to be served. What can I do to get things moving?

You need a lawyer and a private process server who will find him and serve him. The sheriff's just knock on the door. After three tries they give...

Can the ex wife continue to deny visitation?

Without seeing your final order and parenting plan it is hard to say. Certainly, you should be able to talk to your children via phone, email,...

Had kids for weekend, brought them home and wife had changed locks without telling me or even the kids, kids locked out why?

Can she? Well, she just did. Take the children home with you until she contacts you. Depending upon what kind of relationship you want with your...

What are the odds the courts would agree to keep my daughter in private school - although the dad is refusing?

If she is no longer in private school, the court is unlikely to force the issue if it is not in the final order. If, however, you can show that...

If the child or children were born during the marriage or out of wedlock, but you are legally the biological father either through paternity or...

If I have joint custody but final decision making does my ex have a right to take my minor child to therapist while in his care

If you have tie-breaker authority, he would be in violation of your parenting plan.

How do I get visitation. And adjust the child support

You need to file for legitimation in Georgia. You have not said whether you have a child support order. If not, stop paying until there is one. ...

Do I need my own lawyer if we are getting a divorce, or should we both have one?

You definitely want your own lawyer. It will go badly if you do not. A good many of my clients are people who tried use one lawyer or none at...

Husband not willing for divorce

If you are both Georgia residents, just file for divorce in the county where he resides. You can file based on irreconcilable differences. He...