What counts as "uncontested"?

You and your spouse agree on everything: the divorce itself, property, debts, and any support. If anything is disputed, you need a lawyer — we’ll tell you, not sell you.

How fast can a Georgia divorce be final?

The earliest is 31 days after the respondent is served or acknowledges service in an uncontested no-fault case. [model knowledge — verify]

Do we both need to be Georgia residents?

One spouse must have lived in Georgia for six months before filing. [model knowledge — verify]

How is property split?

Georgia uses equitable division — fair, not automatically 50/50. Your settlement agreement records what you both decide.

What if we have minor children?

This product doesn’t cover divorces with minor children — custody and support need more than paperwork. We recommend a family lawyer for that.

Divorce (No Minor Children)

Uncontested divorce in Georgia, no minor children — done right.

We generate your complaint, settlement agreement, financial affidavit, and final decree. You and your spouse sign; we walk you through filing.

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Accuracy guarantee. If FileMyCase makes an error and your documents are rejected by the Georgia court, we’ll fix the error and prepare a corrected filing at no additional charge. All sales are final — you are paying for a prepared work product, not a subscription.

Uncontested divorce under O.C.G.A. §19-5

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Who this is for

Georgia couples with no minor children
Both spouses agree to terms (uncontested)
Self-filers who want a clean, complete packet

What you get

Complaint for divorce
Settlement / separation agreement template
Financial affidavit (both parties)
Final divorce decree (proposed)
County-specific filing instructions

FileMyCase vs. hiring a Georgia attorney

	FileMyCase	Georgia Attorney
Cost	$399 service fee	$500–$2,000+
Time to filed	~25 minutes of your time	Days to weeks
Help while filing	CaseManager AI, 24/7	Limited to business hours
Documents	Same court-ready forms	Same court-ready forms
Court filing fee (separate)	~$75 (paid to court)	~$75 (paid to court)

Cost breakdown

FileMyCase service fee: $399
Georgia Superior Court filing fee: ~$75 (paid to court)
Total estimated cost: ~$474

How it works

Tell us about your case.

Answer 10–15 questions about your situation — most users finish in 20 minutes. No account required to start. No attorney required, ever.

We prepare your Georgia court-ready documents.

Built from Georgia OCGA, Uniform Superior Court Rules, and the specific filing requirements of your county. Same documents an attorney would prepare — without the attorney bill.

Download, file, and we'll show you how.

Step-by-step Georgia county-specific filing instructions. Or upgrade to certified-mail filing — we file for you.

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Frequently asked questions

What counts as "uncontested"?: You and your spouse agree on everything: the divorce itself, property, debts, and any support. If anything is disputed, you need a lawyer — we’ll tell you, not sell you.
How fast can a Georgia divorce be final?: The earliest is 31 days after the respondent is served or acknowledges service in an uncontested no-fault case. [model knowledge — verify]
Do we both need to be Georgia residents?: One spouse must have lived in Georgia for six months before filing. [model knowledge — verify]
How is property split?: Georgia uses equitable division — fair, not automatically 50/50. Your settlement agreement records what you both decide.
What if we have minor children?: This product doesn’t cover divorces with minor children — custody and support need more than paperwork. We recommend a family lawyer for that.

Guides and walkthroughs on the Divorce — No Kids blog.

FileMyCase.ai — FileMyCase.ai is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. This document was prepared at your direction using information you provided and confirmed. You are representing yourself. If you have questions about your legal rights or whether this document fits your situation, consult a licensed attorney in your state.