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Deported father continues child custody fight

Determining the custody of a child can be a difficult decision for Lawrenceville courts to make when two parents are disputing the situation with each other. The decision can be even more difficult when the children have been removed from the parent's home and they are attempting to get their children back. When creating a child custody arrangement, Lawrenceville courts must keep in mind the best interests of the children at all times.

Mother seeks to alter child custody arrangement

Determining who gets custody of the children can be one of the most contentious issues during a divorce in Georgia. It can be even more difficult when it must be decided by the court, rather than through an agreement between the parents. There are many factors to consider when creating a child custody arrangement. Each parent will present his or her strengths and former partner's weaknesses to the judge so the judge can determine where the best interests of the children will be served.

Singer provides ex-wife notice to vacate Georgia home

There are numerous determinations to make when a couple seeks a divorce. One of the most important is property division amongst the parties. In the state of Georgia, the division of any marital property existing between the parties must be done equitably, either through agreement or by a court. This includes everything from photos and silverware up to the car and the house.

Man seeks to enforce acknowledgment of paternity

In Georgia, the father of a child born outside the scope of marriage has no legal rights to the child until paternity is established or the father legitimates the child. A man must therefore seek to identify himself as the father in order to gain parental rights and seek visitation or custody rights to the child. Until such identification is made, a father's rights essentially do not exist.

Atlanta reality star and ex agree on child support payment plan

Each child in Georgia has an inherent right to be supported, nurtured and cared for by both parents. When the parents are not married, the amount of money needed to support a child is based on many factors, including each parent's income, the needs of the child and the cost of health insurance. One a child support order is filed, it is important that both parents abide by its terms.

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