Crary v. Clautice

Summary

The court dismissed as moot the appeal challenging the constitutionality of Georgia's grandparent-visitation statute because the visitation order had already been vacated and a ruling would have no practical effect. It affirmed the denial of the contempt motion because the record contained no evidence of willful disobedience and no showing that the trial court prevented the presentation of evidence. It also affirmed the denial of attorney fees because no hearing was required when fees were denied and the record did not establish that the trial court failed to consider relevant materials.