I'm 16 and pregnant and my boyfriend is 26. Can my mom put him in jail? Also can i move in with him?

Yes, your mom can (and should) have him arrested. He belongs in prison and many prosecutors would work hard to put him there. And no, without...

Do I get an attorney involved now or wait until the insurance company makes an offer?

The best way to get a low offer or no offer is to delay hiring a lawyer. The insurer has already hired their legal team to prepare a possible...

My boyfriend has been separated from hi s wife for 5 yrs and plans to file divorce this month.Is she entitled to any assets

First of all he needs a lawyer. That matters. Anything acquired by the parties, even during separation, could be divided. It is likely, if...

I am the mother of two small children and i want to take them out of state to spend the summer with my parents. Can i?

The answer is contained in the legitimization papers. You can travel outside Georgia except you cannot violate any provision of the parenting plan...

Georgia doesn't have an estate tax and unless there are significant other assets, you are likely well under the federal estate tax amount. Note...

My son is 17 and he is in jail for credit card fraud by snatch. how long do you think he going to do in jail?

If you haven't hired him a lawyer, and that was essential 54 days ago, do that IMMEDIATELY. Nothing will affect the outcome more than that.

What type of marital settlement agreement divorce form do i need to file if wife and i agreed everything without support?

First of all, do NOT do divorce with forms. The best forms are inadequate, and incorrectly done, you may have major problems. See a lawyer.

Who is responible for the debt detailed in a settlement agreement after the death of the ex-spouse?

As I am sure your lawyer told you at the time, your agreement means nothing to the creditor. You and he cannot contract to ignore the contract...

In order for a company to sue you do they need your original signature on file or just copies of bills sent to you

You NEED to see a lawyer. Billing statements would tend to be very believable evidence, since if you had errors federal law provides a remedy...

The answer depends on what your parenting plan and court order say about medical decisions, and also on detailed gfacts. You should meet with...