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A reference librarian is available at the Dougherty County Law Library to answer legal reference questions by e-mail. Please describe the question or problem that you have, being as complete and specific as possible. If a short sequence of events must be included as part of the question, please tell the story in chronological order.

What we can do: Suggest resources that will enable you to handle your legal problem yourself or help you find an agency that can handle your legal problem.

What we cannot do:

•give answers to questions which require a legal opinion,

•interpret the law for you,

•conduct a lengthy research project for you,

•suggest a particular form that best fits your needs.

Use the form below to ask a question. You may generally expect a response within 2 business days.

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What is your name?
What is your email address?
What is your telephone number?
What is your fax number?
What is your mailing address?
Have you already looked elsewhere for the answer to your question? If so, Where?
Ask the Question Please tell as much as you can; the more specific your question is, the better our answer will be. Instead of asking “Please tell me about Georgia child custody law,” you could ask, “How can I find out whether a child age fourteen or older may choose which parent he or she wants to live with?”
How will you use this information? If you have a general idea about how you will use this information, we can provide a more helpful answer. Chose one:
Business/Professional Assignment
School assignment
Publication/Media project
Personal Legal Problem
If you checked this box, are you represented by and attorney? Yes No
General Interest

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