Uncontested Military Divorce

Uncontested Military Divorce in Georgia – Flat Fees, No Surprises

Fast. Affordable. Private. No Court in Most Cases.

If you or your spouse serve in the U.S. military, an uncontested divorce in Georgia can be the most efficient and cost-effective way to end your marriage—especially when both spouses are cooperative.

We apply the same streamlined, flat-fee uncontested divorce process used in our civilian cases to military families, with additional attention to the issues that commonly arise in military situations.

Our process is designed to minimize unnecessary exposure of personal information. By resolving issues in advance and avoiding contested proceedings, most cases can be completed without court appearances or public conflict—helping protect your privacy and reduce unnecessary attention within your unit or chain of command.

How an Uncontested Military Divorce Works

An uncontested military divorce is one in which both parties have reached agreement on all required issues before the case is filed.

Many people believe they have an uncontested divorce simply because both spouses agree that they want a divorce. That is not enough. The Court will not grant a divorce unless all required issues are fully resolved and properly documented.

• Division of marital property and debts
• Custody and parenting arrangements (if applicable)
• Child support and, if applicable, spousal support

Once these issues are resolved, the legal process is straightforward. We guide you through a structured process that includes an in-depth telephone conference, custom preparation of all required documents, and coordinated execution of those documents.

This process works particularly well for military families, including those stationed out of state or overseas.

We provide documents by email with clear instructions. You print and sign them wherever you are, have them notarized, and return them by mail.

As long as you have access to email, a U.S. notary, and reliable mail service, the process can usually be completed without returning to Georgia. Even service members on deployment are often able to complete the process under these conditions.

In over 95% of cases, no court appearance is required.

Flat Fee Military Uncontested Divorce

Military uncontested divorce cases are handled under the same flat-fee structure as our standard uncontested divorce services, with the same payment options available.

Lower Flat Fee (Money Order or Cashier’s Check)

• No Minor Children: $595
• With Minor Children: $1,050

Standard Flat Fee (Credit or Debit Card)

• No Minor Children: $695
• With Minor Children: $1,225

Court costs (typically $275) are separate.

No Office Visit. No Court Appearance.

Our process is designed to be handled remotely. In most cases, there is no need to visit our office.

In over 95% of cases, no court appearance is required.

Unlike contested divorces, your spouse is not served by a Sheriff. Instead, they sign a document acknowledging receipt of the paperwork. This helps keep the process private and avoids unnecessary attention, particularly for those living in base housing.

Experienced Military Divorce Attorney

Attorney Robert L. Jones is a military veteran with over 30 years of legal experience, including handling thousands of divorce cases across Georgia.

We represent active-duty service members, former military personnel, and military retirees. Our experience allows us to understand the practical concerns that arise in military divorces, including issues related to military service and benefits, and to communicate effectively with clients accustomed to military structure and expectations.

That experience helps us guide clients through the uncontested process efficiently, address potential issues early, and prepare agreements that are clear, enforceable, and likely to be approved by the Court.

Where We Handle Military Divorce Cases

We handle uncontested divorce cases in select Georgia counties, many of which are located near major military installations. Examples include Liberty, Camden, Chatham, Houston, and Muscogee Counties, among others.

At the same time, our clients are often located far from Georgia. We regularly represent active-duty service members, former military personnel, and spouses who may be stationed in other states or overseas.

As long as your case can be properly filed in one of the counties we serve, your physical location is not a barrier to using our services.

Because court procedures vary by county, not every case is a good fit. We will confirm whether we can handle your case after reviewing your information.

Why Military Families Choose Our Approach

Our practice is built around a straightforward, uncontested process that emphasizes efficiency, clarity, and predictability. Combined with military experience and decades of handling divorce cases across Georgia, this allows us to guide clients through the process without unnecessary complications or delays.

Get Started

If you and your spouse have reached agreement and are ready to move forward, the next step is to complete our Client Inquiry Form.

Your agreement does not need to be formal or written. Many military clients come to us with a general or conceptual understanding of how they want to resolve their case. We take that agreement, apply the necessary legal structure, and prepare documents that are clear, enforceable, and likely to be approved by the Court.

After reviewing your information, we will let you know whether your case is a good fit for our process and how to proceed.