Legal Question in Family Law in Georgia
Divorce decree
In a Final Divorce Decree it states that the Custodial parent has ''final'' say'' in significant matter relating to upbringing,welfare of the children. My ex-wife is utilizing that phrase in regards to everything such as teachers , sports etc. She is not allowing teachers to communicate with me or me with them unless she is given a copy of what the interaction may have been about. She told childs teacher only except corrosponce from me in writing because an email from me may come from my girlfriend from me.There are several other issues. How many instances are enough to file harassament chgs.
3 Answers from Attorneys
Re: Divorce decree
It sounds like she is likely following the decree (and you possibly may not understand it). Your lawyer can review your decree with you to determine what you can and can't do.
Re: Divorce decree
You should consult with a local attorney. The decree and all the circumstances need to be investigated.
Re: Divorce decree
What do you mean by "harassment charges?" The interpretation of a divorce decree is not resolved by "harassment" charges (or threats).