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Uncontested Divorce Process
Before the Case Begins An uncontested divorce is the fastest, least expensive and least stressful way to get a divorce in Georgia. This article explains how we evaluate, start, prepare, file, and complete the uncontested cases we accept. We may adjust the steps to fit the client’s circumstances and the requirements of the court. We…
Flat Fee Uncontested Divorce
A flat fee uncontested divorce in Georgia gives you a stated attorney fee for a qualifying case instead of a bill that grows with each hour of work. You can understand the attorney fee before the case starts and know which costs are separate. What Flat Fee Representation Includes Your flat fee includes a telephone…
Cost of an Uncontested Georgia Divorce
If you and your spouse already agree on every material issue, an uncontested divorce may let you move forward with a known attorney fee. The Law Office of Robert L. Jones handles qualifying Georgia uncontested divorces for a flat fee. The cost of an uncontested divorce in Georgia depends on whether the case involves minor…
Property and Debt Division in a Georgia Uncontested Divorce
Equitable Division of Property in Georgia Divorce: What It Means and Why It Matters If you’re filing for divorce in Georgia, you’ll need to deal with the division of property — even if your case is uncontested. Georgia uses a system called equitable division, and it applies in every divorce, whether you go to court…
Difference Between Contested and Uncontested Divorce
Contested vs. Uncontested Divorce in Georgia: What’s the Difference? When considering divorce in Georgia, one of the most important questions is whether your case will be contested or uncontested. The difference isn’t just about paperwork—it’s about how much you’ll spend, how long it will take, and how much control you’ll have. An uncontested divorce is…
Child Support Calculation
Calculating Child Support in a Georgia Uncontested Divorce In Georgia uncontested divorce cases involving children, child support is often the most carefully reviewed—and sometimes the most misunderstood—issue. While every family’s circumstances are different, calculating child support in Georgia follows a structured, legally required method using the Georgia Child Support Worksheet. Georgia’s Child Support Calculator: Use…
Dividing Retirement Assets in a Georgia Uncontested Divorce
Dividing Retirement Assets in a Georgia Uncontested Divorce Retirement accounts often represent a significant portion of marital assets. In Georgia, dividing these assets during an uncontested divorce requires careful planning to ensure fairness and compliance with legal requirements. Understanding Equitable Division in Georgia Georgia follows the principle of “equitable distribution,” meaning marital assets are divided…
How Cobb County Handles Uncontested Divorce Cases
How Cobb County Handles Uncontested Divorce Cases If you and your spouse can cooperate, a Cobb County uncontested divorce may be the easiest, most affordable way to move forward. We handle these divorces for a flat fee, and our clients never need to visit our office or appear in court—unless a judge specifically requires it.…
Why Uncontested Divorce Makes Sense in Hard Times
Why Uncontested Divorce Makes Sense in Hard Times In an uncontested divorce, both spouses agree on property division, child support, alimony (if any), and custody. That allows the legal process to move quickly and with minimal cost. Lower income = Lower child support or alimony: Since support is based on actual income and standard of…
Alimony in an Uncontested Georgia Divorce
Alimony in an Uncontested Georgia Divorce Alimony—also called spousal support—can feel like a tough topic, especially when you’re trying to keep things cooperative. But in an uncontested Georgia divorce, alimony is simply one of several issues that spouses can agree on together, without a courtroom fight. Unlike child support, alimony is not required under Georgia…
Uncontested Divorce
The cost of divorce in Georgia does not have to be expensive. We strive to provide every client with a fast, affordable Georgia uncontested divorce. In an uncontested divorce, for example, the parties have agreed in advance how to divide marital property, allocate debts, arrange for custody of minor children, and set child and spousal support. To arrange for your personal consultation with divorce attorney Robert L. Jones, first submit your Intake Form.
Military Divorces
Uncontested divorce can be a great fit for military families who have limited time and financial resources and need to get the process completed inexpensively, correctly and quickly. With the increased schedule demands on military families it can seem almost impossible. Attorney Robert Jones helps military families work through the special legal and financial issues to resolve their divorce as efficiently and affordably as possible. Mr. Jones has over twenty years experience representing clients in Georgia divorces and he served on active duty for 8 years himself.
Fast, Inexpensive Uncontested Divorce
At the Law Office of Robert L. Jones, we offer uncontested divorce services with efficiency, speed, and low costs. Submit the Client Intake Form or call (770) 794-3220 or (912) 215-7677 today. We practice in selected counties throughout Georgia