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My 16 year old daughter wants to move out from her daddy house and live with me "mother" but I don't have the money to go to co
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Answered on July 04, 2013
Unless you go to court the answer is that she cannot move in with you. A change of custody requires a court order. The case could be pretty...
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Retired military looking for assistance to change name and race.
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Answered on July 04, 2013
This would require a superior court case to amend a birth certificate (and probably a separate name change case, which could be filed at the same...
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I want to separate from my husband to another state for a few months. He needs a reality check
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Answered on July 04, 2013
Here's your reality check. Courts generally do not like seeing parents whisk children across state lines to a far away location, depriving the...
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I live in Georgia and I co-own a small business.i am declaring personal bankruptcy. Can I keep my business?
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Answered on July 04, 2013
Maybe and maybe not.
First of all, forgetting bankuptcy for a moment, you have a huge legal messs in doing a "partnership" with no legal...
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My daughter is 14 and does not want to see her non custodial parent
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Answered on July 03, 2013
Not only does she NOT have rights to say no to visitation, but if you continue to encourage the attitude a judge can easily find you in contempt. ...
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Can I use the notarized paper to go get my nephew away from his mother??
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Answered on July 03, 2013
There is no such thing as changing custody or setting up a guardianship with notarized papers. It takes a court order. So no, you cannot get the...
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How to handle probate of property in Georgia.
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Answered on July 03, 2013
If there was no will, and the deed was not a survivorship deed, no one owns half the home now - not your husband and not the children - until a...
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Court grand me visitation with my son but the mother refuses to follow and I have not see him since March.
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Answered on July 03, 2013
If you have court ordered visitation and it is being denied, hire a lawyer to sue the other parent for contempt of court (and possible modification).
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Post Foreclosure - 1/2007 - 2nd mortgage creditor now calling - What are my rights?
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Answered on July 03, 2013
Before you pay anything or talk to the creditor, see a lawyer. If there is a federal law violation you may have a right to sue the collector.
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Lost my job 2009 in a hardship I filled a chapter 7. one of my creditors i used my house 2005 collateral for line of credit
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Answered on July 03, 2013
A line of credit on a home, if properly recorded, is a "mortgage." Unless you reaffirmed the debt, you do not have to pay it, and their asking...
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