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Need to appeal - court held on a case not even filed yet; no due process

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quincy

Senior Member
There is a lot that seems off with the described situation but, according to the Georgia Legal Aid information provided earlier, a "Petition for Legitimation is usually filed in the Superior Court in the county where the mother lives ... the petition can be filed in the county where the father lives."

The father and/or mother might live in Florida. Wouldn't child support payments be pursued in the state where the parent(s) live?
 


stealth2

Under the Radar Member
The child is 8-years-old. I have him because neither of hius parents chose to be involved. Mother moved back to her home state when he was under 1-years-old. I filed for custody in Jan 2019
I might have missed this in the mess - who had custody until January of this year?
 

Ohiogal

Queen Bee
There is a lot that seems off with the described situation but, according to the Georgia Legal Aid information provided earlier, a "Petition for Legitimation is usually filed in the Superior Court in the county where the mother lives ... the petition can be filed in the county where the father lives."

The father and/or mother might live in Florida. Wouldn't child support payments be pursued in the state where the parent(s) live?
Yes but... it would be after filing in the home state of the CHILD. Which apparently is GA.
 

Litigator22

Active Member
You will want to have an attorney in your area help you.
An attorney for what purpose? To spell-out the absurdity of her moving to vacate the order decreeing that her son is the biological father of her grandson?! And that there hasn't been an ordained immaculate conception for a couple of millennia?
 

not2cleverRed

Obvious Observer
An attorney for what purpose? To spell-out the absurdity of her moving to vacate the order decreeing that her son is the biological father of her grandson?!
Well, yes. Exactly that.

When someone is hell bent on taking absurd legal actions, and will not listen reason, advising them to pay a lawyer to straighten them out seems prudent.

And that there hasn't been an ordained immaculate conception for a couple of millennia?
How can you be sure?
 

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