Where should I file for full custody of my daughter and do you think I have a chance. What are my initial steps in seeking full?

Nothing whatsoever in your post suggests any reason whatsoever (other than "I want the child with me") to change custody. Indeed, the fact that...

What are my rights and where do I start?

A piece of paper is meaningless unless it is a court order. At this point you have no basis to prevent the mother from getting her child; in fact...

How can I legally leave the state?

It's not kidnapping but your husband has the same custody rights you do. He can bring you back to Georgia for court, and your separating him from...

Is there anyway to bypass the cost of a stepparent adoption or at least bring the cost down? What can I do?

Stepparent adoptions are complex and time consuming and $2000 is actually a fee close to the low end. Why not wait until you're 18 when you can do...

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How to find money that someone is trying to hide from you?

While searches for assets generally don't get done the way you suggest, a good lawyer will know ways to search. If enough is at stake, employing a...

What process should we follow to help put our Dad's mind at ease when it comes to our inheriting his home upon his death?

This is actually a question with many possible options, and a lawyer needs to be consulted. Making the wrong decision can cost money and cause...

What will happen if I can not attend the classes? This is my first charge.I have never been charged with anything before.

Ask your lawyer (you did know to hire one I hope). I am sure he warned you that ignoring the judge is often a good way to end up in jail. I am...

The U.S. constitution requires Georgia to give "full faith and credit" to the California order. So schools, Georgia's courts and other government...

What are the legal obligations I have to follow after she turns 18?

Georgia's criminal abandonment law means you must support her until her 18th birthday. After that you have no legal obligation to do anything.

After cosigning again for my x wifes loan do you think there is a chance of being released of this debt again in court?

As I am sure your divorce lawyer warned you (unless you messed up by not having one), there is NO way a divorce court can release you from a debt....