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The document is a legal complaint for divorce filed in the Superior Court of DeKalb County, Georgia, by a plaintiff representing themselves. It outlines the jurisdiction, venue, and details regarding minor children involved in the divorce. The complaint includes sections on marriage details, separation date, custody arrangements, child support, health insurance for children, alimony requests, division of marital property and debts, and any history of violence. The plaintiff requests various forms of relief from the court including divorce decree, custody orders, and financial support.

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Can you see if someone has filed for divorce in Georgia?

Marriage Verifications: The State Office of Vital Records can search for and verify marriages that occurred on or after January 1, 2014. Marriage records outside this period are available at the county Probate Office in the county the marriage license was issued.

How much does a divorce cost in DeKalb County GA?

When filing for an Adoption or Divorce within DeKalb County, you must first pay a filing fee. This fee typically ranges from $213.00-$218.00 depending on your case. Once the fee is processed, you or your lawyer will fill out and submit a series of DeKalb County divorce forms.

How much is a divorce decree in Georgia?

The filing fee for an uncontested divorce is $213.00. If service through the Sheriffs office is necessary, there is an additional $50.00 fee. No personal checks are accepted.

How do I find divorce records in DeKalb County?

Divorce records are held by the DeKalb Clerk of the Superior Court. Copies of divorce decrees, and all other records kept by the Clerk of the Superior Court, may be made online through the eCertification portal. An account is required. Requests may also be submitted through the postal mail.

Can you look up divorce records in Georgia?

Georgia divorce records are public records and can be requested by any interested member of the public. However, applicants must present a valid form of identification.

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