At some point, everyone in a relationship thinks their significant other is somewhat crazy. But what if they really are?
What are the parental kidnapping laws in Georgia?
Not all those who face parental kidnapping are those with malicious or irresponsible intentions. Some parents find that they can get in trouble with the law when they are only doing what they believe is best for their children. When you share custody of your children with the other parent, there may be some things that you are not able to do. You may not be able to take them out of the state of Georgia unless the court gives you permission to do so, and you may not be able to leave the country with them.
If you are a foreign national living in the United States, you may want to relocate with your children to your country of birth. If doing so would interfere with the rules already laid out in your child custody agreement, you would be breaking the law by doing this, and you may face parental kidnapping charges.
Divorce Mills
Watch out! You could become a number.
It Takes a Village
Jamie and Ken, Jr. have been married for 10 years and have two children together. Karen and Ken, Sr., Ken's parents, have been actively involved in the children's lives. Jamie and Ken, Jr. believe that his parents have a history of oftentimes overstepping their boundaries. Karen and Ken, Sr. has always tried to use their wisdom and experience to help guide and assist Jamie and Ken, Jr. in their parenting. Karen and Ken, Sr. have only showed an outpouring of love and want the best for their grandchildren. Jamie and Ken, Jr. want to establish some boundaries and limit Karen and Ken's visitation. Feeling hurt and ostracized, Karen and Ken, Sr. want to seek advice on grandparent's rights.
The World Turned Upside Down, Part II
"You can't wait until ... this thing blows over because that might not happen for quite some time." (The World Turned Upside Down, Part I)
Up and Gone
He woke up early, and called his wife. Voice mail. Leaving a message to, "Call me back when you and junior get a minute. I'm headed to the airport. Miss you. Love you!" He shrugged, figured, maybe she was busy.
In the middle of difficulty lies opportunity.
2020 has been an interesting year so far, to say the least. We are living through pandemic and we are all in the same boat - sailing through some uncharted territory.
The World Turned Upside Down
Six months. We've lived in this alternate universe now for six months. And what's more, there is no end in sight. Some big companies are telling their employees to plan to work remotely through the summer of 2021. Of course, that's still a whole year away.
Help! My Lawyer Won't Let Me Settle My Case
She walked out of his office more frustrated with her attorney than she was with her soon-to-be ex-husband. They had finally found a moment away from their new interests and had come to an agreement on everything. The children, the finances (including the credit card debt), the retirement accounts; everything had gotten sorted out. All that was left was to sign the documents and get them to the Court for the Judge's signature. Then they could start to put all of this behind them.
When the Pillars of Marriage Begin to Crumble
What better way is there to spend my time as a newly-wed than talking about divorce? During the months leading up to my nuptials, my husband and I enrolled in a pre-marital counseling course. The course included eight couples to one counselor and a broad discussion on how to build and maintain a successful marriage. In sum, we were taught that there are three pillars of marriage: intimacy, commitment and passion. Each pillar was a lesson in the course and at the end of each lesson, we reviewed behaviors of married couples that were likely to bring down that respective pillar and trigger a divorce. In other words, Aif you do not want to end up divorced like these people, do not adopt these [email protected] Message received.
