I have property in Ga that belonged to my father but he passed away,ow much would it cost to transfer it to me?

The property needs to be probated first. What you need to do depends on whether he had a will, what state he was in, if he had debts, if he was...

Can she request alimony when filing for divorce after been married for 2 years? Do I have to pay for her lawyer as well?

First of all, you need a lawyer. In a divorce the court will deal with child support, custody and visitation. The support amount is usually set...

I have a baby daddy, he signed birth certificate and he took my son and haven"t brought him back. I haven't seen him in 13 days

Why did you not report to illegal kidnapping to the police 12 days ago? Immediately go, with the police, and pick up your child. He has no rights...

MY FATHER HAD GOT ME A HOME LISTED AS A RENTAL. HE DID NOT HAVE A WILL AND DIED

Your post is very unclear and you should see a lawyer. Are you on the deed? If so, how? If not, who is? If not is there a written lease? What...

In the state of Ga. once a child is legitimized do the father have equal custody rights?

What custody rights he gets depends on the final court order. They could be equal to you. His rights could be superior to yours. Or yours could...

I am re-marring my first and only husband. I currently have a good support agreement. Our divorce was agreed upon and then

The first marriage, the outcome, and his conduct then likely has little relevance if you remarry and divorce. Plain and simple, you likely need a...

My wife passed away recently. She has some credit card debt and medical debt. She has a 401k and a life insurance policy

I am sorry for your loss. Assuming she correctly set up the 401K and insurance, and I'd need more facts to know that, those pass outside an estate...

Do I need a divorce lawyer

You need to see a lawyer in any divorce, but especially one with children. Issues like custody, visitation and support usually go very badly...

Can a 16 year old move out of custodial parents home into the home of the noncustodial parent in the state of Georgia

Real simple answer (absent any court order to the contrary): No.

It sounds like your "employer" is breaking the law. Since you may have a potential strong lawsuit, get a consultation with a labor lawyer...