Legal Question in Family Law in Georgia

You have to follow the order until it is modified by the court. You can file a petition to modify custody based on the material change of circumstances.

If you don't follow this simple step, your ex can file a motion for contempt. If you fail to follow the order thereafter, the judge has the authority to transfer custody to your ex.

I think what you are asking is if you ignore the court order will you lose your children. The answer is yes, you can be found in contempt and lose custody, as well as be sanctioned for money and attorneys fees (or even jailed).

It is extremely foolish for you to risk custody by getting pregnant outside marriage and then to think of additionally risking things by just living together. While I have not read your p[aperwork, it is unlikely that it prohibits a new spouse from spending the night (ask your lawyer to be sure) but getting married is far safer than what you ask.

It is natural for you to want to live with your new baby's father. However, the only way to avoid trouble with the court is for you to get married.