Please tell me the "pros" and "cons" for me as a single mother and my child, if I sign the "Paternity Establishment".

I gather you mean acknowledgments of paternity. In the last few days the Georgia General Assembly abolished them (whether it becomes effective...

What do I ask for in a case where money will be awarded and don't want her to go bankrupt to get out of it?

Since you have a lawyer who knows the details of your case, it would be unethical for anyone here to answer your question as posted. I am sure...

In petition for Stalking TPO, can petitioner refer to people without using their name in description of acts proving stalking.

Defending yourself pro se has the same likelihood of a good result as trying to fill your dental cavities yourself with caulk from Home Depot. You...

No Of course not. The only reason I can think of for you to do this would be for fraud as there is no l ed legitimate reason to do what you asked.

What is an heirs rights?

Unless you are the executor or administrator, the answers are "no" and "no." If you have evidence of an executor/administrator mishandling an...

Can my mom take my paychecks?

Until you're 18 she's in charge of your money.

Do I need to do anything other than wait for a court date if I file a Petition for legitimation with custody/visitation

You need to do a a lot and the very first thing is to get counsel. You will not do well without counsel. You'll likely want to do proper...

Father died without a will in GA. I am his only son and want to take his truck to FL so it is not sitting out. Is this legal?

See a lawyer. Even though it may not seem like a big deal, creditors could later object to you simply taking property without probate.

How to calculate division of 401k and student loan debt, considering one is a pre-tax asset, the other a post-tax debt?

Georgia does equitable division, meaning divisions are what the judge deems fair (unless the parties settle) and may or may not be 50-50. ...

Wife ordered to pay debt from before marriage, can they take my assets?

If they sue her and get a judgment, it will automatically be a lien on the house. The only way to remove that is to pay it off or go bankrupt.