If I have a guest who won't leave can I charge them an outrageous amount?
When they don’t pay the amount you charge, you will still have evict them. Go ahead and evict them now. You’ll get rid of them quicker.
Buckhead, GA
Lawyer at Buckhead, GA
When they don’t pay the amount you charge, you will still have evict them. Go ahead and evict them now. You’ll get rid of them quicker.
You would file a case in the Superior Court titled “Petition to Legitimate Child.” Sometimes forms may be found in the Clerk’s office.
Yes. The marriage will legitimate her.
I’m guessing that you don’t own the land? If the State takes land or renders it useless, the owners are notified and compensated for “the taking.”...
See my answer to your other question.
You don’t serve him for bigamy. Bigamy is a crime. The State would prosecute him for bigamy. You can divorce him without having a reason other than...
Retain an attorney in GA to oppose her efforts.
Arrearages cannot be forgiven or canceled as a matter of law. Any paper produced in court forgiving an arrearage will be ignored. The payee parent...
File for divorce. You’re already living as if you’re divorced. These type things happen and nothing can be done as long as you stay married.
He can be charged with a felony crime at a minimum. Your friend should retain good criminal defense counsel now.