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Final Divorce Decree Incorporating Agreement and Restoring Maiden Name 3 30 10 - augustafamilylaw 2026

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The document is a Final Judgment and Decree of Divorce issued by the Superior Court of Georgia, granting a total divorce between the plaintiff and defendant. It declares the marriage contract dissolved, restores the wife's maiden name, and incorporates an agreement resolving all issues related to the divorce. The parties are recognized as separate individuals with the right to remarry.

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Begin by entering the names of the Plaintiff and Defendant in the designated fields at the top of the document. Ensure accuracy as these names will be referenced throughout the decree.
Fill in the Civil Action File Number, which is essential for court records. This number can typically be found on previous court documents related to your case.
In the section regarding the restoration of the Wife’s maiden name, clearly write her maiden name as you wish it to appear post-divorce.
Review any agreements made between parties that are referenced in this document. Ensure that all necessary details are included and accurately reflect what was agreed upon.
Finally, sign and date where indicated, ensuring that all parties involved have completed their sections before submission.

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How do I know Im officially divorced?

In addition to a court-issued divorce decree, many state vital records offices provide a divorce certificate. The divorce certificate gives both peoples names and the location and date of the divorce.

What is the final stage of a divorce?

FINAL ORDER Following a conditional order, you have to wait 43 days (i.e. 6 weeks and 1 day) before you can apply for a final order. The final order legally ends your marriage and is the point at which you will go from being married to being divorced.

Whats the difference between divorce and decree?

A divorce decree is the order that a judge enters in court ending a marriage. A divorce certificate is the official record that confirms that a divorce has been granted. So a divorce certificate is issued after a divorce decree is entered by the judge.

How to restore your maiden name after divorce?

After your divorce You will need the case number and name, and county where it was filed, to fill out your request. Fill out Ex Parte Application for Restoration of Former Name After Entry of Judgment and Order (form FL-395) (opens in a new tab). This asks the court to change your name back to a former name.

What makes a divorce decree invalid?

A divorce decree may be invalidated due to errors or mistakes, insufficient legal grounds, fraud, misrepresentation, duress, coercion, or a partys inability to consent because they were incapacitated.