Douglas-Paulding GAWL Takes Spotlight Award

Douglas-Paulding Chapter of Georgia Association for Women Lawyers takes home the Spotlight Award for its community involvement and recognition in local media at the May 10, 2012 Annual Dinner! The Chapter, which was formally chartered in May of 2010, received recognition for its Judicial Reception, Super Bowl fundraiser for a local charity (A Gift of Love), and Get-to-Know GAWL Winetasting Event.  2011 Officers Lois Gerstenberger (President) and Talia J. Nurse (Vice President) accepted the award on behalf of the organization's newest chapter.

Newly Elected President

Talia J. Nurse sworn in as President of the Douglas-Paulding Chapter of Georgia Association for Women Lawyers (GAWL) at the May 10, 2012 Annual Dinner!

New Location

The Law Office of Talia J. Nurse, LLC has a second location - 3400 Chapel Hill Road, Douglasville, Georgia 30135

Georgia's Law on Legitimization

Many people are surprised to discover that the father of child born out-of-wedlock in the state of Georgia has absolutely no legal or physical custody rights to the child, even if his name appears on the child's birth certificate. Thus, in the event the mother chooses to deny visitation with the child or consent to the adoption of the child, the biological father would have no legal standing to challenge those actions. While this rule of law is quite harsh, there are ways to secure legal rights to the child. A biological father can legitimize the relationship by way of petition in a court of law, or by marrying the child's biological mother.

The Law Office of Talia J. Nurse, LLC can assist you in legitimizing your relationship with your child. Call 404.736.9933 to schedule your consultation today.

**Please note that this post is not intended to create an attorney-client relationship or provide legal advice.**