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Scheduling Court Date Georgia
Summary
In Georgia, after serving custody papers, request a hearing date by contacting the court clerk where the case was filed. If youve moved, address jurisdiction issues with the court. Document primary care activities, such as doctor visits and daily routines, to support custody modifications. Your sons mother cannot revoke parenting time without a court order. If violence is claimed, evidence is required. Consider seeking legal advice to protect your rights and ensure proper documentation of your responsibilities.Full Conversation
Are you familiar with family law and the state of Georgia?
Yes, I'm familiar with family law in Georgia. Could you tell me a bit more about your situation or specific questions you have?
My Son’s mother has been recently served by the sheriffs department. How do I get a court date with the judge now?
To schedule a court date in Georgia after serving papers, you typically need to:
- File a motion or petition with the court clerk.
- Request a hearing date.
- Ensure all required documents are properly filed.
Have you already filed any documents with the court, or is this the next step you're looking to take?
- File a motion or petition with the court clerk.
- Request a hearing date.
- Ensure all required documents are properly filed.
Have you already filed any documents with the court, or is this the next step you're looking to take?
My attorney originally filed all the paperwork for me to get custody of my son. I have not had a court date . She was recently served. My attorney has not been calling me back. I’m worried about my child and how his mother is acting . She has changed his routines. She now is keeping him away from me as much as she can.
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Hey ****, it seems like you're facing a challenging situation. In Georgia, after serving the other party, the next step is usually to request a hearing date. If your attorney isn't responding, you might want to consider contacting the court directly or seeking a new attorney. Have you tried reaching out to the court clerk for assistance?
Hey ****, it seems like you're facing a challenging situation. In Georgia, after serving the other party, the next step is usually to request a hearing date. If your attorney isn't responding, you might want to consider contacting the court directly or seeking a new attorney. Have you tried reaching out to the court clerk for assistance?
No . what steps are necessary in order to get a hearing date
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Hey ****, here's what you can do to request a hearing date:
- Contact the court where the custody papers were filed.
- Speak with the court clerk to inquire about scheduling a hearing.
- Provide any case numbers or documents they may need.
Would you like more information on how to contact the court clerk?
Hey ****, here's what you can do to request a hearing date:
- Contact the court where the custody papers were filed.
- Speak with the court clerk to inquire about scheduling a hearing.
- Provide any case numbers or documents they may need.
Would you like more information on how to contact the court clerk?
Does it have to be in the County that it was originally filed in? Both of us are currently in a different county now.
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In Georgia, custody cases typically remain in the county where they were originally filed, regardless of your current location. You may need to address any changes in jurisdiction with the court. Have you considered discussing this jurisdiction issue directly with the court clerk?
In Georgia, custody cases typically remain in the county where they were originally filed, regardless of your current location. You may need to address any changes in jurisdiction with the court. Have you considered discussing this jurisdiction issue directly with the court clerk?
No, I did not know I could discuss anything with the court clerk
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Hey ****, it's good to know you're considering discussing the jurisdiction issue with the court clerk. They can provide guidance on how to proceed with your custody case. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!
Hey ****, it's good to know you're considering discussing the jurisdiction issue with the court clerk. They can provide guidance on how to proceed with your custody case. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!
Yes, I have more questions
Hey ****! Sure, I'm here to help. What other questions do you have regarding your custody case or legal issue in Georgia?
I currently have equal custody. Can My Son’s mother revoke my parenting time with my son by claiming him violent due to me filing modifications with the court?
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Hey ****! In Georgia, your son's mother can't unilaterally revoke your parenting time without a court order. If she claims violence, she must provide evidence, and you should be prepared to defend yourself in court. It's crucial to document any interactions and seek legal advice to protect your rights.
Hey ****! In Georgia, your son's mother can't unilaterally revoke your parenting time without a court order. If she claims violence, she must provide evidence, and you should be prepared to defend yourself in court. It's crucial to document any interactions and seek legal advice to protect your rights.
is My Son‘s mother never takes him to the doctor or really takes him to any activities and leaves me responsible for doing everything along with the child has been staying with me the most .
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Hey ****! It sounds like you're handling most of the responsibilities for your son. In Georgia, this could be relevant in custody modifications. Courts often consider who provides primary care. It's important to document these efforts and discuss them with your attorney. Would you like guidance on documenting these responsibilities or any other related questions?
Hey ****! It sounds like you're handling most of the responsibilities for your son. In Georgia, this could be relevant in custody modifications. Courts often consider who provides primary care. It's important to document these efforts and discuss them with your attorney. Would you like guidance on documenting these responsibilities or any other related questions?
How can I document these activities of providing primary care
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Hey ****! Here are some ways to document your primary care activities for your son:
- Keep a detailed daily log of activities, appointments, and time spent with your son.
- Save receipts and records from doctor visits, activities, and expenses.
- Take photos or videos as evidence of activities and interactions.
- Maintain any communication records with your son's mother regarding care.
If you need any more help, feel free to ask!
Hey ****! Here are some ways to document your primary care activities for your son:
- Keep a detailed daily log of activities, appointments, and time spent with your son.
- Save receipts and records from doctor visits, activities, and expenses.
- Take photos or videos as evidence of activities and interactions.
- Maintain any communication records with your son's mother regarding care.
If you need any more help, feel free to ask!
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