Georgia Uncontested Divorce
Uncontested Georgia divorce, no minor children — court-ready packet for $399
We guide you through the petition, settlement agreement, financial affidavit, and final decree, and check your work — you complete each form. Both spouses sign electronically before documents are generated. Attorney review included.
Free eligibility check
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Scope
- No minor children of the marriage
- Both spouses agree on all terms (uncontested)
- Georgia resident for at least 6 months
- No contested property over $50,000, no QDRO, no business valuation
- No active military, no domestic violence, no pending out-of-state divorce
Timeline
- Free 17-question eligibility check
- Complete the post-paywall intake (about 15 minutes)
- Your spouse receives a secure link to review and sign
- A Georgia attorney reviews your packet
- Documents are generated and you file with the Superior Court
- Earliest final decree: 31 days after service or acknowledgment
What you get for $399
- Complaint for divorce
- Settlement / separation agreement
- Financial affidavit (if required)
- Final divorce decree (proposed)
- County-specific filing instructions
- Dual e-signature capture and attorney review
Dual e-signature
Both spouses must electronically sign the settlement agreement and verification before document generation. We capture name, IP address, user agent, and timestamp.
Court filing costs
The $399 service fee does not include the Superior Court filing fee or the cost of service of process. Those are paid directly to the court and process server.
More on divorce in Georgia
Read guides and walkthroughs on the divorce blog.
FileMyCase.ai — FileMyCase.ai is not a law firm. You complete and file your own documents. We provide guidance, examples, and automated checks — legal information, not legal advice. You are representing yourself. If you have questions about your legal rights or whether this form fits your situation, consult a licensed attorney in your state. This is not legal advice. Attorney review is required before document generation.