No court visit to file.
Divorce with Confidence
No court visit to file.
Divorce with Confidence
No court visits required.
Divorce with Confidence
Under Georgia law, a mandatory waiting period of 30 days applies after filing a Petition for Divorce with the Superior Court. This waiting period must pass before a judge may grant a Final Judgment and Decree of Divorce. Commonly referred to as a “cooling-off period,” this timeframe is intended to allow both parties to reflect on their decision and, if possible, reconcile before the divorce is finalized.
Filing promptly allows the waiting period to begin sooner and may help expedite the overall timeline. However, there is no guarantee that the judge will sign the Final Judgment immediately after the 30-day period ends. Timing depends on the judge’s availability and the court’s caseload.
O.C.G.A. § 19-5-3
“No court shall grant a divorce until 30 days after the filing of the complaint.”
×Pay as you go Georgia Divorce Online in 2 easy steps:
STEP 1: You answer questions. Attorney drafts your divorce documents online. You and your spouse review and approve the prepared documents. ($195 service fee or two payments of $99)
STEP 2: You and your spouse sign and notarize the divorce papers online. Our legal service e-files all your paperwork with the appropriate Circuit Court. Our online attorney manages all communications with the court and judge to finalize the divorce. The judge will grant your divorce, ending your marriage. ($202)
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The cost of a divorce in Georgia depends on how you approach it. Traditional law firms often charge thousands in retainers, hourly fees, and trial costs. But if you and your spouse are in agreement, your divorce doesn’t need to be complicated — or expensive.
With GeorgiaDivorceOnline.com, you get a licensed attorney-managed divorce process for a fraction of the cost. Everything is handled online — no court visits, no office visits, and no hidden fees.
Several factors can affect the total cost of divorce in Georgia, including:
For uncontested divorces, the court filing fee is usually the most predictable cost. In most counties, that fee is $280. If you’re eligible, we can help you apply for a court fee waiver.
The biggest way to save money is to file an uncontested divorce. If you and your spouse agree on all terms — property, debts, custody, support — you avoid trials, mediation, and high hourly legal fees.
We break your divorce into five clear steps with three affordable payments. You only pay as you go, and your case is fully handled by a licensed Georgia attorney — from document preparation to court filing and final judgment.
Step | What’s Included | Service Cost |
---|---|---|
Step 1: Document Preparation |
Online questionnaire, attorney review, and preparation of all required legal documents | $195 (or two payments of $99) |
Step 2: Legal Compliance |
Online document review and remote online notarization for both spouses. Attorney review of waivers, legal compliance, and pre-filing check | $176 total (or $88 per spouse) |
Step 3: Court Filing |
E-filing with the appropriate Georgia Superior Court and monitoring your case | $75 + court fee |
Step 4: Final Judgment Preparation |
Preparation and court filing of Motion for Judgment, final signing, and notarization process | Included |
Step 5: Divorce Granted |
Final decree issued by the judge. We retrieve a copy online for you and respond to court communications | Included |
Court Filing 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 and 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.
We offer flat-rate legal services if you need additional support:
Service | Flat Rate |
Quitclaim Deed | $199 |
Parenting Plan, Child Support Calculation & Order | $55 |
Vehicle Power of Attorney | $25 |
Unnotarized Document Revisions | $50 |
Notarized Document Revisions | $80 |
Attorney Notice of Appearance | $250 |
Attorney Zoom Court Hearing | $300 |
Attorney In-Person Court Hearing | $500 |
Motion to Dismiss | $45 |
Filing Fee Waiver Application | Free |
✅ We always fix any error we make at no charge.
Pay as you go Georgia Divorce Online in 2 easy steps:
STEP 1: You answer questions. Attorney drafts your divorce documents online. You and your spouse review and approve the prepared documents. ($195 service fee or two payments of $99)
STEP 2: You and your spouse sign and notarize the divorce papers online. Our legal service e-files all your paperwork with the appropriate Circuit Court. Our online attorney manages all communications with the court and judge to finalize the divorce. The judge will grant your divorce, ending your marriage. ($202)
You have questions?
We have answers...
You can contact us by email at
info@georgiadivorceonline.com
or call us at
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