Even if you and your spouse have minor disputes or uncertainties outstanding, an undisputed divorce will probably work for you. We prepare all documents specifically for your particular divorce. Both parties must sign a settlement agreement that we are tailor-prepared for by you that formally documents your agreement with your spouse on all matters of your undisputed divorce in Cobb County. Whether you have a simple divorce or a complicated divorce, the undisputed divorce process can work for you. But you both have to agree on the details of a settlement agreement. If you are exploring your Georgian family law needs, remember that each county is different from how it handles divorce, child custody, child custody and other family law matters. Serving the cities of Acworth, Austell, East Cobb, Kennesaw, Marietta, Powder Springs, Smryna, Vinings, and others. A personal legal service on the other side of an emergency hearing may be performed by a deputy sheriff in Cobb County or by a process server (a trial server is a person who provides a court order and/or documents that force the presence of an accused in court). The process server cannot be involved in the case mentioned in the documents. The process server must also prove that the documents were actually served, which is usually done with a notarized performance certificate). A lawyer may request a hearing for the undisputed divorce schedule if the service has been perfected by personally looking at the author of the civil calendar or by calling the Civil Clerk Calendar in the clerk of Superior Court office on the 1st floor, Main Cobb Superior Court Building (770) 528-1334. Response to childless divorce application with counterclaim Where can I find standard forms that are used to file a divorce action? If you have ever had a family law case in Cobb County and are now trying to change your divorce, custody or custody order, then your case will be assigned to the same judge (provided they are still president).
If the service is published, the request is scheduled 65 days from the first date the publication will be published in the Marietta Journal. For an additional and reasonable fee, our services may include the preparation of qualified domestic relationships (“QDRO”) for the transfer or sharing of certain age credits and/or the preparation of documents necessary for the transfer of real estate.