Most uncontested divorces can finalize in 30–60 days. Contested cases can take several months depending on complexity and court schedules.

At least one spouse must have lived in Georgia for 6 months before filing.

Hourly rates commonly range $200–$400+, plus court costs and any expert or filing fees. Ask for a written fee agreement.

No formal separation period is required, but one spouse must claim the marriage is irretrievably broken.

Yes. Georgia recognizes “irretrievably broken” as a no-fault ground, meaning neither spouse has to prove wrongdoing.

Georgia follows “equitable distribution.” Property is divided fairly, but not always 50/50.

Custody is based on the “best interest of the child,” considering factors like stability, parental involvement, and home environment.

Yes. Either parent can request a modification if income, custody, or needs significantly change.

It’s possible to file without one, but most people benefit from legal advice, especially if kids, property, or support are involved.

In certain cases, yes. Georgia law allows grandparents to request visitation if it benefits the child.