Legal Question in Family Law in Georgia

There is no such thing as a "cut and dried" custody case. Indeed even a criminal conviction may not be reason to "revoke" custody. Depending on how closely it is related to parenting, it may be grounds to limit, or supervise or otherwise restrict rights. (Or it may be grounds for something major - we lack details). Such cases can be complicated, and you need to see a lawyer - first to get a realistic assessment - and then to pursue things if needed. Depending on the wording of the order now, some things might not need changing and some may.

If you are willing to do the research and learn the proper format, you should be able to do it. However, most people don't have the time to under the law. Therefore, unless your county court has good support for such matters, I wuld say no. (If you lived in Fulton County, you probably would be able to it.).

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