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Georgia Divorce

Everything you need to know about filing for divorce in Georgia. State-specific forms, requirements, and guidance.

Residency Requirement

At least one spouse must have been a Georgia resident for at least 6 months before filing.

Waiting Period

Georgia has a mandatory 30-day waiting period from the date the respondent is served.

Filing Fee

$200 - $250 (varies by county)

Property Rules (Equitable Distribution)

Georgia follows equitable distribution. Courts consider multiple factors to divide marital property fairly.

Child Support

Georgia uses an income shares model that considers both parents' incomes to calculate child support obligations.

Custody

Georgia courts consider the best interests of the child and may award sole or joint custody based on circumstances.

Required Court Forms

These are the standard forms required for an uncontested divorce in Georgia. Justice Divorce prepares all of these for you.

  • Complaint for Divorce
  • Domestic Relations Financial Affidavit
  • Settlement Agreement
  • Final Judgment and Decree
  • Verification

Good to Know

Georgia allows for uncontested divorce with relatively straightforward procedures when both parties agree on all terms.

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