WELCOME TO GEORGIA DIVORCE ONLINE

Georgia Divorce Online is a 100% virtual, attorney-managed divorce experience. It’s a modern and convenient way to complete your divorce. Everything required of you is handled entirely online. It’s fast, affordable, and easy.

This website is not a do-it-yourself form site or an automated document service. Every divorce case started online is managed by a duly licensed Georgia attorney who prepares your documents, ensures legal compliance, and files everything with the court on your behalf. You and your spouse can even sign and notarize your documents online (unless your county requires in-person notarization).

No court appearance is required in most uncontested cases. Once the judge signs your Final Judgment and Decree of Divorce, it is available online. From start to finish, through this website, we manage every step — securely, efficiently, and in full compliance with Georgia law.

✅ How It Works – 5 Simple Steps

We make the divorce process easy to follow by breaking it into five simple, attorney- managed steps — all completed online.

Step 1: Document Preparation

Complete our secure online questionnaire to begin. A licensed Georgia attorney reviews your responses, confirms eligibility, and prepares all necessary divorce documents tailored to your specific situation — fully compliant with Georgia law and your local Superior Court requirements.

Step 2: Review, Sign & Notarize

You and your spouse review the documents for accuracy, then sign and notarize — either online or in person, depending on your county. We ensure everything is legally complete, including any required service waivers or notices.*

Step 3: Court Filing

Once your documents are signed and notarized, we file them with the appropriate Georgia Superior Court. This initiates your divorce case. If any revisions are requested, your attorney will assist with the required changes until your divorce is finalized. Georgia law requires a minimum 30-day waiting period from the date of filing before submitting the Motion for Judgment.

Step 4: Final Judgment Preparation

After the 30-day waiting period, we provide you with the Motion for Judgment for review, signature, and notarization. This document must be properly executed and we will then submit it to the court for review and approval.

Step 5: Divorce Granted

Once the Motion for Judgment is filed, the judge will review your case. If approved, the judge will sign and officially dissolve the marriage.

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✅ Simple, Transparent Pricing

We break your divorce into five clear steps with three affordable payments — no retainers, no hidden fees, and no surprises — attorney oversight at every step.

Court Fee: We’ve standardized the mandatory court filing fee and processing fee to $280. The court fee is paid directly to the Georgia Superior Court. This court fee is collected during Step 3 along with your final service payment. If you qualify, we can assist you in requesting a court fee waiver. Please note: only the court can decide whether your fee will be waived.

Administrative Fee: A $5 processing fee applies for payments made by credit card, Zelle, or money order.

✅ Georgia Residency Requirements

To file for divorce in Georgia, at least one spouse must meet the state’s six-month residency requirement.

Under Georgia law (O.C.G.A. § 19-5-2):

• If you are filing for divorce, you must have lived in Georgia as a bona fide resident for at least six months before filing.
• If you are not a Georgia resident, you may still file in Georgia if your spouse has lived in Georgia — and in their current county — for at least six months.
• If you or your spouse are a member of the military, and have been stationed in Georgia for at least one year, you may also file for divorce in Georgia.

Not sure if you qualify?

We can help you determine eligibility before beginning the divorce process.

SEE IF YOU QUALIFY

Online Notarization Requirements:

Our website offers secure online notarization for individuals filing in a county that accepts it. Not all counties in Georgia permit online notarization. If your filing county does not accept remote notarization, you’ll need to visit a local, in-person notary to complete the process.

If your county does allow online notarization, the process is completed using real-time audio-video technology, allowing you to sign your divorce documents from anywhere — no in-person notary visit required.

To participate in online notarization, each signer must pass identity verification through knowledge-based authentication (KBA) or biometric analysis. You’ll also need one of the following valid forms of government-issued ID:

• A state-issued Driver’s License, Real ID, or Identification Card
• A U.S. Passport issued by the U.S. Department of State
• A foreign passport stamped by the U.S. Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services
• A Permanent Resident Card (Green Card)

All online notarization sessions are recorded and securely stored in compliance with applicable notary laws.

Don’t have one of the accepted IDs?

We’ll guide you through alternative notarization options, including in-person notarization, if needed.

⏱ Why Start Today?

• ✅ Finish your part in about 15 minutes
• ✅ No court appearances or office visits required in most cases
• ✅ Georgia law allows divorce finalization 30 days after filing
• ✅ All documents prepared by a licensed Georgia attorney
• ✅ Sign and notarize everything online — no printing, mailing, or courthouse trips
• ✅ Thousands of Georgia divorces completed using this secure, attorney-managed process

Thousands of Successful Divorces

Each year, thousands of Georgia residents choose an uncontested divorce, and many start their divorce with Georgia Divorce Online. We have helped thousands of clients throughout the state complete their divorces from the comfort of their own homes.

If your divorce is agreed upon and both parties are ready to proceed, we are prepared to assist you quickly, affordably, and entirely online.

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GeorgiaDivorceOnline.com operates in compliance with the Georgia Bar Association, adheres to the local procedures and protocols of your local Superior Court, and uses the official documents of the Georgia Administrative Office of Courts.