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About Child Custody in Georgia (Audio/Podcast) audio
General information about child custody in Georgia. Mike Monahan, Pro Bono Director of the State Bar of Georgia talks with Vicky Kimbrell, Family Law Specialist Attorney from Georgia Legal Services Program. Visit GLSP.org for Kimbrell's contact information. Read More
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Child Custody in Georgia
This brochure provides basic information about child custody and how the courts make custody decisions. Content Detail
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Parental Kidnapping
Custody and kidnapping are complicated and it is important to try to find an experienced lawyer to help you with your case. The terms used on this page are defined generally, and may have different meanings in your state. Please check your specific state's laws. Content Detail
Custody and Visitation (5)
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About Child Custody in Georgia (Audio/Podcast) audio
General information about child custody in Georgia. Mike Monahan, Pro Bono Director of the State Bar of Georgia talks with Vicky Kimbrell, Family Law Specialist Attorney from Georgia Legal Services Program. Visit GLSP.org for Kimbrell's contact information. Read More
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Child Custody and Visitation (Answers to Common Questions)
This document contains the answers to questions that many people have about child custody. Read More
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Child Custody in Georgia
This brochure provides basic information about child custody and how the courts make custody decisions. Content Detail
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Modification of a Court Order in a Family Law Case
This document explains how to modify a court order in a family law case. Read More
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Parental Kidnapping
Custody and kidnapping are complicated and it is important to try to find an experienced lawyer to help you with your case. The terms used on this page are defined generally, and may have different meanings in your state. Please check your specific state's laws. Content Detail
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Grandparent Visitation
This document contains information about grandparents' rights to visit their grandchildren. Read More
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Appalachian Circuit Family Law Information Center
The Appalachian Family Law Information Center (AppFLIC) was developed to help residents of Pickens, Gilmer and Fannin Counties who wish to represent themselves in domestic legal matters or educate themselves about domestic issues. Content Detail
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Clayton County Family Law Information Program Forms
These forms are for people who want to represent themselved in a family law case in Clayton County Superior Court Read More
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Fulton County Family Law Information Center - Family Law Forms
This web site contains forms for use in family law proceedings in the Superior Court of Fulton County, Georgia. Content Detail
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Northeastern Judicial Circuit Family Law Information Center
Located on the fourth floor of the Hall County Courthouse (Rooms 459 and 460), the Northeastern Judicial Circuit Family Law Information Center (FLIC) provides assistance to individuals who represent themselves in divorce or legitimation actions (pro se litigants). The Center also has resources and information available for individuals with other related family matters. As with all legal matters, it is strongly recommended that you obtain the services of an attorney. Content Detail
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Parental Kidnapping
Custody and kidnapping are complicated and it is important to try to find an experienced lawyer to help you with your case. The terms used on this page are defined generally, and may have different meanings in your state. Please check your specific state's laws. Content Detail
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Parenting Plan
In any case where the court decides custody, the parents must file a Parenting Plan. A Parenting Plan sets out the details of how the parents will share the parenting responsibilities after a divorce or separation. If the parents can agree they can file a join parenting plan. If the parents don't agree on all the issues, each parent can file a separate parenting plan. A standard form is available for parties to use, but Parenting Plans should be individualized to consider the unique issues in every family. If there is any history of family violence in the relationship, the parent may need a Safety-Focused Parenting Plan. This parenting plan includes special considerations on visitation and safety where there is family violence. This plan should also be changed to meet the family's individual needs. Content Detail
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Paternity - Establishing Fathers' Responsibilities
Establishing paternity means that you are determining who is the father of a particular child. This document discusses common questions about paternity, such as: (1) How may the paternity of a child be established? (2) Who can start an action to establish paternity? (3) Does the mother of the child have to be a party and be notified? Read More
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Pauper's Affidavit (Request to File without Paying Fees)
The Pauper's Affidavit, also known as a "pauperis" affidavit, can be filed by very low-income persons to avoid paying filing fees to the court. Usually the judge will review the affidavit and make a decision about whether you have to pay fees or not. If you file this affidavit, you must be ready to respond to the judge about your income. Read More
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Southern Judicial Circuit Self-help Forms for Pro Se Parties
The Southern Judicial Circuit covers these 5 counties in Georgia: Brooks, Colquitt, Echols, Lowndes and Thomas Counties. These self-help forms may be used in these 5 counties. The PDF forms cover family law. Content Detail
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What to Do if You Are Sued
This video provides basic information about what to do if you are sued. It briefly reviews the paperwork involved in a lawsuit and the different ways a case can be resolved. Read More
