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      Court order

      GA: About a year ago my ex and I went to court. Hios lawyer wanted to do the court order. It took him over 4 months finally when my lawyer and I received a copy of the order it was already signed by the judge and we never got to see a copy. My lawyer and I filed to have it reviewed. We went...
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      Court order/ lawyer ethics

      GA: First: Does an ex have the right to avoid not returning the child to the mothers house if she isnt there, but an adult was there (babysitter). The judge did allowed my friend (babysitter) to babysit and didnt see a problem with it. The court order doesnt state he is allowed, but it...
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      Me again for court order

      Ga: Ok I'm going to make this short: His lawyer lied and decieved the judge to signed the court order by saying we both have reviewed and agreed. Wasnet the case though. We never got a copy until it was signed. He has made me in charge on driving the child to his house for visits, to and...
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      A final Court Order

      What is the name of your state (GA)? My ex's lawyer finally after over 2 months did the final court order, however he put in the court order alot of things the judge did not order. Like extra visits with the child and 6 weeks for the summer and so on. Can a final court order be redone if...
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      Court Order

      Ga Ok so my ex and I finally finished court on Oct 26. The jugde order a court order that my ex's lawyer wanted to write up. This is what i heard from the judge: Supervised vitits until Jan 9th or finish your parent class before than and you may have them without your mother there. Child...

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