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2024 CODE OF GEORGIA
Title 19 - DOMESTIC RELATIONS (§§ 19-1-1 — 19-15-7)
Chapter 9 - CHILD CUSTODY PROCEEDINGS (§§ 19-9-1 — 19-9-134)
Article 4 - SUPPORTING AND STRENGTHENING FAMILIES ACT (§§ 19-9-120 — 19-9-134)
- Section 19-9-120 - Short title
- Section 19-9-121 - Definitions
- Section 19-9-122 - Delegation of child caregiving authority
- Section 19-9-123 - Reporting requirement from nonprofit entities or faith based organizations; departmental responsibilities and liabilities; regulation
- Section 19-9-124 - Parental limitation on delegation of power of attorney; rights, duties, and responsibilities of agents; acknowledgment of acceptance of responsibilities; approval of agents; organizational and entity record keeping
- Section 19-9-125 - Notice to noncustodial parent of execution of power of attorney; objection by noncustodial parent; compliance with relocation notice requirements
- Section 19-9-126 - Impact of execution on parental rights
- Section 19-9-127 - Temporary written permission to seek emergency medical treatment or other services for children
- Section 19-9-128 - No limitation on role of Division of Family and Children Services
- Section 19-9-129 - Execution of power of attorney; probate court responsibilities; revocation or execution of subsequent power of attorney
- Section 19-9-130 - Authority of agent; revocation, termination, or resignation of agent exercising power of attorney; right of parent to access records while power of attorney in effect
- Section 19-9-131 - Child's status upon execution of power of attorney; delegation of authority must specify applicability
- Section 19-9-132 - Delegation to grandparent; delegation by deployed parents
- Section 19-9-133 - Continuing application of former provisions as applicable to grandparents
- Section 19-9-134 - Power of attorney form
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