A father has no rights to a child born out of wedlock unless he gets a legitimation order from a Superior Court. You can do whatever you would like...

It depends on whether you are the legal father of the child. If the child was born out of wedlock, under Georgia law, you are not the legal father...

Many times the answer to a legal question is, "it depends," and that is the case here. It is difficult to answer the question because the status of...

If you have a court order that states the property is granted to you and that you have exclusive possession of the house, you can call law...

Yes, you need to go through the Superior Court to get a decree of divorce if you want to be divorced.

Instantly. Filing a deed is the process for removing a name from ownership of a property; however, it sometimes takes a while for it to reflect in...

You have a right to represent yourself, and you absolutely can sign documents out of court. Having said that, you need an attorney to look at the...

I'm so sorry, but a judge cannot force the parties into marriage counseling. In Georgia, it only takes one spouse to file for and receive a...

No one can stop you from moving, but it does put you at risk for the father to try to interfere with your custody based upon the move. In Georgia,...

The Affidavit is a curable defect. Any child age 14 or over can choose which parent to live with primarily; however, that is not absolute. The...