Georgia Statutes

§ 19-6-11 — Voluntary separation, abandonment, or driving off of spouse - Petition for alimony or child support when no divorce pending - Appeals

Georgia·Title 19

A judgment of the superior court in a case brought under Code Section 19-6-10 shall be appealable on the same terms as are prescribed in divorce cases.

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§ 19-1-1

Injunctions and restraining orders authorized in domestic relations actions

§ 19-1-2

through 19-1-6 - [Repealed]

§ 19-10-1

Abandonment of dependent child; criminal penalties; continuing offense; venue; evidence; expenses of birth of child born out of wedlock; support of child born out of wedlock

§ 19-10-2

Abandonment of dependent pregnant wife; criminal penalties; continuing offense

§ 19-10a-1

§ 19-10a-2

§ 19-10a-3

§ 19-10a-4

No criminal prosecution for leaving child in custody of medical facility, fire station, or police station

§ 19-10a-5

Investigating and reporting utilization of provisions

§ 19-10a-6

Reimbursement of medical costs; placement with Department of Human Services

§ 19-10a-7

§ 19-10a-8

Posting of signs at medical facilities, fire stations, or police stations indicating authorized location for leaving newborns

§ 19-11-1

§ 19-11-10

Investigation to determine ability to support; notification of parent; information forms; penalty for falsifying parents' report

§ 19-11-100

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