Military 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…

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…

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 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 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 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—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 Representation in Georgia For years, we’ve been assisting clients across Georgia with uncontested divorces at a low, flat fee. Our comprehensive services include representing you with the Clerk and the Judge assigned to your case. Typically, you won’t need to appear in court, but if a hearing is required, we’ll be there with…

Uncontested Divorce in Camden County: A Step-by-Step Guide If you’re considering an uncontested divorce in Camden County, Georgia, understanding the process can help ease concerns and set clear expectations. Our firm, based in Saint Marys, has been assisting clients with uncontested divorces for over 25 years, offering affordable, flat-fee services. Here’s how the process works:…

Going through a divorce can be a stressful and emotional experience, but it doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive. In Georgia, a simple uncontested divorce can be a great option for couples who are able to agree on the terms of their divorce, and who want to avoid the hassle and expense of a…

Everyone considering a divorce wants it to be a fast, easy and inexpensive process. One of the key questions that our clients nearly always ask is, “Do I have to go to court for my uncontested divorce?” Using our services, there is typically no court appearance by anyone and no one even has to come…

If you are considering getting a divorce in Georgia, it’s important to understand the different types of legal fees charged by attorneys. Many divorce attorneys in Georgia charge hourly rates, which can quickly become expensive and unpredictable. However, there is a better option: hiring a flat fee divorce attorney. A flat fee divorce attorney charges…

Child Support Waiver in Georgia: Can You Waive Child Support? Every week we have clients who tell us that both parties have agreed that child support will not be required or is not necessary.  We then have to explain that, even in an uncontested divorce, child support must be calculated and approved by the court.…

What does “grounds for divorce” mean? The grounds for divorce is simply the reason or reasons given to the court for the divorce in the official divorce documents.  Whether you will have an uncontested divorce in Georgia or a contested one, the potential legal grounds are the same.  Similarly, the potential grounds available for a…

Georgia Uncontested Divorce Parenting Plans In any divorce in Georgia in which there is a minor child born to the parties or adopted by the parties, a Parenting Plan is required.  A Parenting Plan is required in both a contested or an uncontested divorce.  The main difference between uncontested divorce Parenting Plans and those for…

Divorce Settlement Agreement in Georgia Going through a divorce is a stressful and emotionally taxing process. Divorce proceedings involve many legal intricacies, which can be overwhelming and complicated for the parties involved. One essential aspect of any divorce case is the Settlement Agreement, which is a crucial document that determines the outcome of the divorce…