Legal Question in Family Law in Georgia
do i have to be present at the divorce hearing in the state of ga, if everything is agreed upon, and there is nothing that is being contested any more? if i dont show up could my wife change anything that we agreed to since i will be absent.
2 Answers from Attorneys
Without seeing your paperwork it is impossible to answer your question.
You should plan to be at any hearings unless you have a lawyer (and you should have one). If you have a lawyer, he will tell you if he needs you at a hearing.
You should be at your hearing. Although everything has been agreed upon, the judge may have questions. Moreover, if does not appear that you have an attorney. Therefore, someone has to be there to protect your interest.
(Family Law Attorney Licensed and Practicing in Georgia)
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