Can GA claim jurisdiction bc I stay there 31/2 weeks ?

Since most states require a resident to have a license in the state of their legal residence, that license may be compelling evidence, as would the...

Filing bankruptcy without a lawyer is almost as dangerous as surgery without a doctor - you will often have things go awry. In this district,...

Can I have my daughter's last name changed to her dad's last name?

For purposes of my answer I will assume that vital records issue what you signed. If they didn't, in that one situation, they may fix it. ...

If a judge puts us in a closed courtroom for our final divorce, is my my rights being taking away??

One person can answer you, your lawyer. No one here knows. It is not unusual for judges in divorces to do settlement conferences etc in chambers,...

Can I bypass DCSS to hold my sons father in contempt for non payment, Would it be beneficial or not?

With a $20K amount and possible assets, you may do well to see your own lawyer. CSE is far too overworked to deal with difficult cases. If you...

Can I get child suppotl?

There are many ways to seek and collect child support. Since you have posted no facts, the best I can tell you is to speak to a lawyer with those...

No attorney who has not read the entire case, as other paragraphs likely address disputes, can answer. But likely that clause only affects summer...

GA mother takes her children 7 & 1 year old to NC and leaves them with a friend now for over a week can she be charged?

There's nothing illegal about a mother temporarily leaving children with a friend. Grandparents have very few rights, but if 5he children are in...

What happens if my 16 year old son refuse to go back to NY because he wants to live with me in Ga.?

You've left out important details including what rights if any you have now. But assuming the mother has custody now, absent her consent to a...

Can my daughters father be re-arrested on abandonment charge?

You'd need to call the prosecutor to ask, as he would be the person to seek to place him back on a calendar.