How long does a divorce take in georgia?

Answer 1

No-Fault Divorce: To obtain a Georgia divorce on the basis that the marriage is irretrievably broken (no fault), one party must state that they refuse to live with the other party and that there is no chance of reconciliation. Both parties do not have to agree the marriage is irretrievably broken. There is no time limit or waiting period. You can proceed immediately with a divorce.

Answer 2

In Georgia you could get married again the very next day after the judge has signed the final decree of divorce documents of your divorce. There is no certain time frame that you have to wait to marry again.

Answer 3

What is the average amount of time for a divorce to take in the state of Georgia, if spouses have only a home, and a few other valuables (furniture, jewlery, lawn mover). Is there a case law where a judge has to take the case to trial by a certain time. Also, is there a time frame for discovery and deposition in the state of Georgia?

Answer 4

• In Georgia you can file for divorce at any given time. You may desire to consult with or retain a lawyer prior to filing or you may file Pro Se and seek the services of a divorce mediator who cannot provide legal or financial advice and may be an attorney, but serves as an unbiased party, especially if you have a child or children in which case many courts require attendance by both of the parties. This is not to be construed as legal advice. Good luck!

Answer 5

GA doesn't have a required separation period to file for divorce.

Answer 6

A divorce in Georgia can take up to 31 days if the process is uncontested. If the divorce is contested, it could take anywhere from 6 months to a year.

Answer 7

It is a year usually everywhere.