Legal Question in Family Law in Georgia

I am a pro se litigant in divorce. We have a filed settlement agreement that the defendant now doesn't want to adhere to. My attorney filed a motion to enforce settlement, to which the court did not rule on, a motion was filed to restrain defendant from keeping my kids away from me, the court declined that motion. All of this was done when I had an attorney. Now that I'm pro se, I just need to know what I need to file to end this entire process and get divorced and see my kids. I have no criminal history or are there any allegations of and type of abuse. The defendant just refuses to allow me any visitation and the court refuses to rule and my kids need to see their dad and end this 4+ yrs ordeal. I have NO funds for an attorney at this point. What do I need to file to end this?


Asked on 1/21/11, 8:52 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
Glen Ashman Ashman Law Office also dba Glen Ashman Attorney

It is always a disaster to represent yourself. The fact that you don't know what to file indicates how severe a disaster it is.

You need an attorney. You cannot afford not to have one. The appropriate filings are NOT forms, and would need to be drafted based upon the existing documents.

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Answered on 1/26/11, 9:05 am


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