Slay v. Calhoun

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• concluding that Georgia had home state jurisdiction over minor child who lived in Georgia with putative father because putative father was person acting as child’s parent
• holding that, where child traveled back and forth between mother's home in Florida and unadjudicated Georgia father's homes during six month period preceding father's parentage action, Georgia was child's home state because child spent more time in Georgia during that time

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).