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I should say do your own legal research, but I'll humor you:

To find the forms necessary to file this yourself, Georgia has 159 counties (georgia.gov - List of counties), and you'll have to call...

This is the jailhouse legal forum.

But since you pressed me, stick this in your (er uh) pipe and smoke it:

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The court, by order, may terminate the parental rights of a parent...

Nobody said it's a done deal. I said SEEK TO MODIFY CUSTODY.

Who would think that it didn't require a judge? People on here are not that stupid.

Yes, but that was not what OP was talking about. Sounded like he wanted a way out of child support. Didn't sound like anybody was a threat. Where did you read that?

Stop throwing eggs and I'll stop having to deflect them.

You wrote that I claim I'm "not an Attorney."

Where did I do that?

As for your question about "the law which states that a person can terminate the relationship and not be responsible for child...

Oh, by the way, since you like to refer people to the rules:

11. Do not quote a previous post unless your post would be confusing otherwise.

I am a poverty lawyer. I represent clients under a national pro bono program. I wasn't advertising for commerce.

You guys make people feel so welcome here. Anybody know how I can cancel my...

I probably won't answer any more questions. Apparently I've ruffled your feathers, so I'll not return here. Congratulations.

I will respond quickly: the question asked about Georgia. I answered...

I apologize. It may be that I am in a good position to offer help, being that I'm an attorney licensed to practice law in Georgia.

Is there a way to contact posters directly? I sure hate to offend...

Well since the child is in Georgia, it would seem appropriate for an answer to relate to Georgia law. That's the answer I gave, and I gave it in shorthand format without reference to all the...

No court is going to allow you to "opt-out." your former spouse could seek to have your rights terminated, and you could consent, but she would be giving up her right to seek child support from you...

At the age of 14, a child can file an affidavit electing which parent they want to live with. It can't be a third-party relative, only mom or dad. Then there has to be an action filed to modify...

Was this misdemeanor probation? I'm looking for probationers who may have had their rights violated.

Depends on what kind of probation, and what the sentence was. If it was felony probation and you had a 5 year sentence that you've completed 1/2 of, the jail term could be 2-1/2 years, but you'd be...