Does an Acknowledgement of Paternity Mean a Child is Legitimated?
No, the acknowledgement of paternity form does not mean a child is legitimated under Georgia law. Unwed parents often mistakenly believe that the father gains
Premarital Cohabitation Can be Considered When Determining Alimony
In Georgia, the determination of the amount of alimony or spousal support awarded to a party is within the sole discretion of the fact finder.
LawCall: Steps to Legitimize a Child in Georgia
What steps does someone need to take to legitimize or legitimate their child in Georgia? Generally, it would be a father filing to have a
LawCall: The Difference Between Child Custody and Adoption
What is the difference between child custody and adoption? Custody does not sever either parent’s parental rights to the child. If a father filed to
Types of Child Custody: Legal and Physical
“Me and my ex share custody. We live close. So, it’s been easy. But, I’m looking at a job in Atlanta. He says moving would
Child Support for Children Over 18 – When Does Child Support End in GA?
Can you be required to pay child support even though your child has turned 18 years old? Yes. In Georgia, child support can continue even
