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The process of establishing a parent-child relationship in Georgia through public records such as birth certificates, court orders, and adoption decrees.
Georgia court proceedings that terminate parental rights and finalize adoptions generate a predictable paper and electronic trail — petitions, consent/surrender forms, court orders, adoption decrees, ...
Publicly accessible Georgia records that could indicate an adult adoption for someone named William Riley are limited: state law authorizes and records adult adoptions and requires courts to prepare a...
The single most definitive public record that establishes a parent–child relationship in Georgia is a certified birth certificate naming the parent; other conclusive proof can come from court orders (...