GEORGIA DIVORCE

[randall]

in the state of Georgia after a judge sets child support, alimony, etc. how can the defendent and/or their lawyer refuse to sign the papers? Also is the ruling of the judge binding on both parties regardless of whether the above have signed the papers? Does one have to go through a lawyer to get a party to abide by the ruling or may one go directly to the judge?
HELP!
RANDALL

 

[lawrat]

I am a law school graduate. What I offer is mere information, not to be construed as forming an attorney client relationship.

1) once judge rules, you cannot refuse to sign paperwork. If you do, the judge's decision is still binding. As a result, you can wind up with some serious consequences.

2)Thw ruling of the judge is binding on both parties.

3) one should go through a lawyer to make a motion to the judge to enforce the order/request to amend the order.

 

[randall]

Thanks a lot, Lawrat, you've been a great help.
Randall