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Georgia Divorced Parents Face Major Law Change

By Stephen Worrall

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Wsb WSB-TV has a video of their report on the change in Georgia law regarding the choice of 14 year olds, which was passed in the Georgia General Assembly in 2007 and becomes effective for cases filed after January 1, 2008. Here is the link.

SOURCE: WSB TV.com

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An Analysis of Georgia House Bill 369: Public Policy Statement

An Analysis of Georgia House Bill 369: Appeals

An Analysis of Georgia House Bill 369: Parenting Plans

An Analysis of Georgia House Bill 369: Arbitration in Custody Cases

An Analysis of Georgia House Bill 369: No Presumptions in Favor of Either Parent or Form of Custody

An Analysis of Georgia House Bill 369: Best Interest Standard

An Analysis of Georgia House Bill 369: Additional Custody Factors for Family Violence Cases

An Analysis of Georgia House Bill 369: Fourteen Year Old Election

An Analysis of Georgia House Bill 369: Custodial Preferences of 11 to 14 Year Old Children

An Analysis of Georgia House Bill 369: Custody Evaluators and Guardians ad Litem

An Analysis of Georgia House Bill 369: Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law

An Analysis of Georgia House Bill 369: Requirements for Relocation and Chages of Addresses of Parents and Children

An Analysis of Georgia House Bill 369: Attorney's Fees

An Analysis of Georgia House Bill 369: Home Studies by DFCS

An Analysis of Georgia House Bill 369: Custody Agreements

An Analysis of Georgia House Bill 369: Extracurricular Activities Included in Joint Legal Custody Decisions

An Analysis of Georgia House Bill 369: Permissible Parenting Time Provisions in Family Violence Cases

An Analysis of Georgia House Bill 369: Effective Date

Full post as published by Georgia Family Law Blog on December 18, 2007 (boomark / email).

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