My question involves criminal law for the state of: Georgia.
My boyfriend entered into a settlement agreement with his ex. She signed all necessary documents to file an uncontested divorce and had everything notorized. The terms were that the father gets custody of the kids because she had planned to join the Army in May and can not do so as a single parent. She asked him to not file the papers until she had signed on with the Army. Well then she got a boyfriend and moved with the kids two hours away so my boyfriend asked me to take paperwork to courthouse and file it (I am a paralegal and go to the Clerk's office regularly.) So I filed the paperwork and a month later I brought the Final Judgment and Decree to the judge's chambers to be signed. A few days later, the divorce was signed my the judge and I filed it with the Clerk. Now she is saying that this was not what she had agreed to because she no longer plans to go to the Army. She is claiming that I forged the documents (I guess because I am a notary and have knowledge of divorce paperwork, ect. I am not really sure why she is claiming this other than trying to overturn the judgment via fraud.) Can she charge me with forgery or fraud? This is all of my involvement in this divorce. I did not draft the paperwork nor do I know what it said when she signed it. All I know is what it said when I filed it. Also, what is the likelihood that the judgment would be set aside? I mean aren't settlement agreements binding regardless if you change your mind later? If they are not, then what is the point of them if people can say oh I changed my mind set aside the judgment. Thanks for any help!

