Uncontested Military Divorce

Uncontested Military Divorce in Georgia

An Uncontested Georgia Military Divorce is fast, inexpensive and often a perfect fit for Service Members and their spouses.

A Georgia military divorce for active duty or retired military service members does not have to be expensive. In an uncontested Georgia military 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.

Cost of a Quick and Easy Military Divorce

Our reasonable, flat fees for a no-contest divorce are the same cost as civilian uncontested divorces and may vary from county to county.

In some counties, such as Camden, our fee actually starts at $395 for a simple uncontested Georgia Navy divorce matter.  In Houston County, our fee for an uncontested Georgia Air Force divorce starts at $495.  We offer services for uncontested Georgia Army divorce for as low as $495 in several counties.  Our uncontested military divorce fee does not include the court costs which are typically around $275.

We do not charge for postage, copies, or paralegal fees for your uncontested military divorce case. Our flat fees cover the entire cost for your uncontested divorce, except for court costs, and are paid in full at the beginning of your case.  The court costs for your uncontested Georgia military divorce (typically $275) are not paid until you and your spouse have fully signed all of the necessary documents and we are ready to actually file your case with the court.

An Experienced Georgia Military Divorce Lawyer:

Attorney Robert L. Jones, an innovator for military divorce in Georgia, offers low flat fees for uncontested divorces for military personnel when jurisdiction is proper under Georgia Law.  We focus on completing your divorce as quickly as possible.  Typically, you never have to come to our office and there is never a court appearance.  The process can be quick and easy if you and your spouse can cooperate.

Attorney Jones can help you and your spouse work through the issues and  finalize a divorce in a cost-effective and timely manner. As a military veteran himself and an experienced family law attorney, you can rely on Mr. Jones' practical and legal experience with the issues that effect a Georgia military divorce.

Issues Affecting Military Divorce in Georgia:

An uncontested divorce can be a great fit for military families who have limited time and financial resources and need to get the process completed correctly and quickly. Working through a divorce process for anyone can be difficult, and with the increased schedule demands on military families it can seem almost impossible. We help military families work through the legal and financial issues to resolve their divorce as efficiently, inexpensively and quickly as possible.

In many ways, a military divorce in Georgia (one where one or both spouses are in the military or a military retiree) is very similar to a civilian divorce. However, active duty military personnel with minor children need to consider their availability when working through child custody and visitation issues. A heavy deployment schedule can limit the time spent with children, which in some cases can effect how child support is determined.

There are cases where one spouse has made a commitment to running the household and sacrificed some earning potential to allow the other spouse to pursue career opportunities and advancement in the military. In such cases, adjustments can be made to spousal support. Military divorces have some unique financial issues to work through, like how to address how military retirement or a Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) will be divided or whether certain dependent benefits such as Tri-Care can be continued beyond the divorce.

The Blended Retirement System (BRS) will also bring many new questions and challenges for service members under that new system.  We are trained to advise our clients on the details of the BRS and how it may affect you and your spouse in the future.  Military retirement division is just one area that is different from a civilian divorce and Mr. Jones is ready to help you and your spouse navigate this additional complexity.

Your spouse will never be "served" by a Sheriff in our Georgia military divorce process but will simply sign a document acknowledging receipt of the divorce documents.  This is faster, less expensive and much less embarrassing for everyone.

Military Uncontested Divorce in Georgia

We provide military uncontested divorce representation in all of the counties in which we practice.   However, due to the presence of a several large military installations, we handle a substantial number of military divorces in or near Augusta, Columbus, Warner Robins, Savannah, Saint Marys, Hinesville and Atlanta.

How Do I Start an Uncontested Military Divorce?

To find out more about our military uncontested divorce process, click here.  It is best that you submit the Client Inquiry Form too.