Georgia Court of Appeals
In The Interest Of D. W. C., A Child (Father)
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What the court decided
The legal issue involved whether the direct appeal was proper given that the trial court denied a petition for legitimation, which also included requests for custody and visitation. The Georgia Court of Appeals DISMISSED the direct appeal because the petitioner failed to follow required discretionary appeal procedures and the denial barred the current appeal by the law of the case doctrine.
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