Uncontested Divorce

A Divorce Settlement Agreement is a document that is also commonly called a “Settlement Agreement” or a “Separation Agreement.” The purpose of a divorce settlement agreement is to document the details of agreements made between the couple so that the divorce can be completed without a trial. A Divorce Settlement Agreement must include all the…

Child Support Calculation in an Uncontested Divorce: Without question, the single most disputed issue in uncontested divorce cases that involve children is Child Support calculation.  But, although circumstances that affect the child support amount vary from case-to-case, the actual Child Support calculation in an uncontested divorce in Georgia is very straightforward — if you use…

What does “grounds for divorce” mean? The grounds for divorce is simply the reason or reasons given to the court for the divorce in the official divorce documents.  Whether you will have an uncontested divorce in Camden County or a contested one, the potential legal grounds are the same.  Similarly, the potential grounds available for…

Several times each month we receive an inquiry from a potential client in Camden County who wants a divorce but has lost track of his/her spouse but still wants to get a divorce.  Here is what we usually tell them about their situation. What Is a Publication Divorce? An “ordinary” uncontested divorce requires that both…

Our Uncontested Divorce Process — An Introduction: This is a general description of the steps in our uncontested divorce process in Camden County.  We offer representation for uncontested divorce in Camden County for matters with or without minor children.  Our uncontested divorce process results in a fast and affordable divorce. Here is a general description of our…

Divorce and Children Mix Like Oil and Water Trying to mix the divorce and children must be done carefully or you wind up with a really big mess. A divorce is a tough situation for both you (and your spouse) and your children.  All situations are unique and these are intended to be general guidelines…