Mathenia v. Brumbelow

Core Citations

OVERRULES OTHER CASE

• Matthews v. Dukes

DISAPPROVES

• Magdangal v. Hendrix
• Morris v. Morris.
• Binns v. Fairnot

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• Caldwell v. Meadows

RESUELVE RECURSO

• Brumbelow v. Mathenia

REVERSES

• Brumbelow v. Mathenia

SUPERSEDES

• Brumbelow v. Mathenia

This document cites

• Georgia - Plummer v. Plummer
• Georgia - State v. Fielden
• Georgia - Brooks v. Parkerson
• Georgia - Matthews v. Dukes
• Georgia - Caldwell v. Meadows



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• Georgia - Chalk v. Poletto
• Alabama - MVS v. VMD
• Georgia - Parr v. Jones
• Georgia - Davis v. LaBrec
• Georgia - Baker v. Baker
• Georgia - Magdangal v. Hendrix
• Georgia - State v. Hudson
• Georgia - Clark v. Wade
• Georgia - Brine v. Shipp
• Georgia - Barrett v. the State.
• Georgia - Binns v. Fairnot
• Georgia - Tate v. State
• Georgia - Neill v. Brannon
• Georgia - Bowers v. Pearson, A04A2311.
• Georgia - Patten v. Ardis
• Georgia - Hughes v. State
• Georgia - Morris v. Morris.
• Georgia - Turner v. Wright, A95A0516
• Georgia - Brumbelow v. Mathenia
• US - Reference Stubs - No jurisdiction by consent; waiver of personal jurisdiction
• US - Reference Stubs - Actions by grandparents or other family members for visitation rights or intervention; revocation or amendment of visitation rights; appointment of guardian ad litem; mediation; hearing; notification to family members of child's participation in events
• US - Reference Stubs - Exclusive original jurisdiction
• US - Reference Stubs - In whom parental power lies; how such power lost; recovery for homicide of child or unborn child
• US - Reference Stubs - Privilege against self-incrimination
• US - Reference Stubs - Petition for legitimation of child; requirement that mother be named as a party; court order; effect; claims for custody or visitation; third-party action for legitimation in response to petition to establish paternity
• US - Reference Stubs - OCGA § 19-7-20 Circumstances of Legitimacy; Disproving Legitimacy; Legitimation By Marriage of Parents and Recognition of Child