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Georgia Uncontested Divorce
As well as providing contested divorce services, we offer an inexpensive way to obtain a divorce. As long as the parties are cooperating, agree on the divorce as well as how the assets and liabilities are to be divided, then you can obtain an uncontested divorce.
If the divorce contains minor children, only one of the parties can be the primary caregiver. Child Support is required and must be the amount established by the State of Georgia through the Child Support Guidelines. The parties must also agree on this for their divorce to be uncontested.
If your divorce falls under these parameters, then you may be eligible for a low cost uncontested divorce. To find out, fill out the intake form below and then we will contact you to discuss your situation.
About Us
We are a divorce and family law firm that offers an alternative to expensive divorces. We are located in Carroll County Georgia with a satellite office in Gwinnett County. We serve all Metro Atlanta. Office appointments are not required nor included in the price. Should you wish to obtain an uncontested divorce Just fill out our online intake form and we will contact you. We have a streamlined process that offers you a low cost and efficient way to obtain your uncontested divorce. We will represent you every step of the way in order to bring your divorce to a final decree.
About John Mckinley
Attorney John McKinley has been practicing Divorce and Family Law throughout Metro-Atlanta for over 25+ years. He has the experience needed to get your divorce to a final decree. As a licensed Georgia Attorney, John can only represent one of the parties and can have no contact with the opposing party. If you have any questions about the process, or need answers to your divorce questions, just call John.
Contested Divorces
When the parties cannot agree on how the assets and debts of the marriage are to be divided or they cannot agree on the custody and visitation of minor children, their divorce is a contested divorce. We handle contested as well as uncontested divorces. For information on contested divorces, click on the link below to go to our contested divorce web site.