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New Georgia Family Law- GA Court of Appeals found trial court lacked jurisdiction over the father’s petition for change of child custody.
- GA Supreme Court affirmed judgment awarding alimony, once husband’s pension matures; trial court did not abuse its discretion in dividing the parties’ marital assets and in awarding attorneys’ fees.
- GA Court of Appeals affirmed that juvenile court properly concluded that it was not authorized to impose attorneys’ fees.
- GA Court of Appeals reversed juvenile court’s termination of reunification services based on a finding that the mother did not have sufficient housing.
- A divided whole GA Court of Appeals reversed the superior court’s grant of permanent custody, as the superior court lacked jurisdiction over the matter.