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How long does it take for a contested divorce to be final in Georgia?

Theoretically its possible to get a divorce in Georgia is as little as 31 days. The reality for an uncontested divorce in Georgia is six months to one year from filing to receiving your final decree. A contested divorce in Georgia can range from six months to several years.

How long do contested divorce last?

Divorce cases are a lengthy process and can take from months to years. However, the courts in order to make speedy trials and burdenless try to complete contested divorce cases within 3-5 years. In case of mutual divorce the time period is 6- months.

What happens in a contested divorce in Wisconsin?

A contested divorce occurs when the two parties dont agree on all withstanding issues. The disagreements will either be resolved through mediation or taken to court and presented to a judge. The judge will issue the final hearing, which will resolve all withstanding issues.

What is contested divorce?

A divorce is contested when the parties are not able to agree on the division of their assets, and, when minor children are involved, who will be awarded primary care (custody) and what amount of maintenance, if any, will be paid to the spouse and/or the children.

How long does contested divorce take in Georgia?

On average, a contested case lasts a minimum of 6 months and can exceed 1 year. The more disputes you and your spouse have left unresolved, the longer the divorce process in Georgia will take you.

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