Georgians for Family Law Reform

The 2009 legislative session is about to begin!

Please bookmark: Georgia General Assembly

On the left and right side of the front page you will find links to legislation for the House and Senate among other useful information.

This year, we are hopeful that we will see some changes made to our custody laws that would benefit children who has a parent who is currently serving in our military. We don’t have many details to share at this point, but as soon as we do, I will keep you informed.

~ Happy 2009!

- CaSandra

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Thanks for visiting the site! Here are some quick resource links that will help get you started in educating yourself about child support processes for establishment and modification.

FAQs About Child Support (Fulton Family Division)

Forms (Created for Fulton County, but forms can be modified - Adobe required)

State of Georgia Office of Child Support Services

Guideline Economics - site of Mark Rogers

Paternity Fraud - site of Carnell Smith

Putative Fathers Registry, Georgia

Google Search for Paternity and Legitimization in Georgia

Senate Bill 382 - new guidelines effective January 2007

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Welcome to the site of Georgians for Family Law Reform, formally known as Georgians for Child Support Reform. Be sure to check out our forums while you are here! You can click on the link to the right ——-> and register to participate.
Thanks for visiting,
Julie Batson, CaSandra Minichiello, Rick Leeds and Zach Holladay

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Senate Bill 461 - Provide Schools with certain provisions regarding bullying.

Status: House Education Committee - waiting on hearing

House Bill 540 - Domestic relations; child support; provisions

Status: House Judiciary Committee Favorably Reported

House Bill 158 - Parent and child; legitimation; clarify methods; change provisions

Status: Senate Judy Committee

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Men’s News Daily
13 December 2007

Mom Commits Welfare Fraud but It’s Dad Who Gets the Bill - and the System
Wants It That Way - By Glenn Sacks

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The 2008 Georgia legislative session is right around the corner!

Click here for a links the House and Senate pre-filed legislation. Also, the Child Support Commission had their first meeting, December 6th. Their next meeting is scheduled for January 10.

We will post the time and the room location at the Georgia Capitol as soon as it is available. These meetings are open to the public and we encourage all of our members to attend.

For more information, please visit: http://www.georgiacourts.org/csc/.

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