I agree with Ms. Boyd. I would add that you should not let your husband know that you’re looking for an attorney, or even that you’ve hired one...

Unless there’s been a court order rendered that takes away your rights to your son or gives the grandmother custody, you could revoke that POA and...

The order requiring the the grandparents to supervise the possession could be modified by the court to have possession supervised by some other...

For such an endeavor, it would be wise to engage the services of a licensed private investigator. Your attorney should have information on this. In...

A citation needs to be issued by the Clerk’s office, and served on the Respondent by an authorized process server. Alternatively, give the...

You’ll need to have the court name you as your grandchildren’s managing conservator. You won’t be able to accomplish this alone. I urge you to...

Since the court order specifically states that you can homeschool without your ex’s approval, you’ll need to either (1) get your ex’s approval, (2)...

If the kids have lived in Georgia for more than 6 months, and there is no current custody order, then you’ll need to consult with a Georgia...

In my opinion, you probably don’t have a case, except that you clearly owe no duty of support. I would suggest, however, that you consult with an...

Yes, it’s possible to modify the order based on this pattern, but the difficulty may be the evidentiary issues. Specifically, things your daughter...