Child Custody Filing Process

Summary

In Georgia, after a rule nisi hearing for legitimation, a separate hearing is needed for child custody. You must file for custody with the Superior Court in the childs county. Obtain necessary forms from the Georgia Superior Courts website or local family court, complete them accurately, and file them with the court. Serve the other parent with the paperwork and attend scheduled court hearings. For detailed guidance, consult the Georgia Superior Courts resources or seek legal advice.

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Will i need to have a seperate hearing from rule nisi for child custody after legitimation?
Yes, Scott. In Georgia, after legitimation, you typically need a separate hearing to address child custody and visitation issues. The rule nisi hearing usually addresses the legitimation itself, not custody matters.
Would you like more information on the process of seeking a custody hearing?
After the rule nisi, will i need to file for child custody or modification of custody?
In Georgia, after the rule nisi hearing for legitimation, you will likely need to file separately for child custody or modification of custody. The rule nisi addresses the legitimation, but custody and visitation issues require a separate action.
Would you like more detailed information on filing for child custody or modification in Georgia?
I need help finding the form for filing for child custody.
To file for child custody in Georgia, you will need to complete specific forms. You can find the necessary forms on the Georgia Superior Court's website or at your local family court.
Would you like more detailed guidance on how to fill out the forms?
How di i file for custody
To file for custody in Georgia, follow these steps:
- Obtain the necessary forms from the Georgia Superior Court's website or your local family court.
- Complete the forms accurately.
- File the forms with the appropriate court.
- Serve the other parent with the paperwork.
- Attend the scheduled court hearings.
Would you like more detailed guidance on filling out the forms or the court process?
Yes
To fill out the child custody forms in Georgia, follow these steps:
*. Obtain the forms from the Georgia Superior Court's website or local family court.
*. Complete the forms accurately.
*. File the forms with the appropriate court.
*. Serve the other parent with the paperwork.
*. Attend the scheduled court hearings.
Would you like specific help on any of these steps?
What court would you file custody with
In Georgia, you would typically file for child custody with the Superior Court in the county where the child resides. If you need more specific information or help with any step of the process, feel free to ask!