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Divorces can be contested, uncontested or by publication; the type of divorce you file determines the legal documents you must file with the Clerk's office.
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In the State of Georgia, if you want to end your marriage, you must file a Petition for divorce in the Superior Court. After a court grants your divorce and issues a Final Judgment and Decree of Divorce, you will be legally able to remarry. It is advisable to speak with an attorney before filing any action with the court. There
In the State of Georgia, if you want to end your marriage, you must file a Petition for Divorce in the Superior Court. After a court grants your divorce and issues a Final Judgment and Decree of Divorce, you will be legally able to remarry. It is advisable to speak with an attorney before filing any action with the court. There
Filing Checklist for Fulton Divorce Petitions Without Children. (Items in bold are in the FLIC Divorce Without Children packet) Required Forms for all Divorce Cases. try of Service or Acknowledgment of Service. cation (part of Petition) The Clerk will generate and file the 30 Day status conference notice.
Family Division Forms. Access, download, and print online Family Law Forms and Packets at no charge by using the links below. Annulment. Answer and Counterclaim. Change of Custody and Child Support. Citation of Contempt for a Closed Case. Divorce with Minor Children. Divorce without Children. Income Deduction Order. Legitimation.
Divorces in Fulton County must be filed in the Superior Court. Divorces are either contested (you have disagreements), uncontested (you have signed a Settled Agreement), or by Publication (you have made every attempt to locate your spouse and have been unsuccessful).
You can begin the divorce process by filing a Petition for Divorce in Fulton County Superior Court. You may include your terms for spousal support, property division, attorneys’ fees, and child custody.
