For Georgia couples looking into collaborative divorce
Looking for a collaborative divorce in Georgia?
In a collaborative divorce, each spouse hires a specially trained attorney, and both sign an agreement to stay out of court. That process has become rare in Georgia, but you can still get a cooperative divorce here.
Mediate Saturday → Review Sunday → File Monday
You can still divorce as a team.
Couples chose collaborative divorce because it kept the decisions with the two of them and out of a courtroom. In Georgia today, one neutral mediator can guide you both to a full agreement, often in a single weekend. Or you can settle amicably with your own attorney advising you along the way.
Prefer to talk it through? Schedule your free consultation, or take the quiz below.
Quiz
Which Divorce Path Is Right for Us?
9 quick questions. Takes about 2 minutes.
What are you hoping to find?
Your guide
Jeanette Soltys has practiced family law in Georgia for twenty years and is a Certified Amicable Divorce Professional and member of the Amicable Divorce Network. She built this process for couples who already agree the divorce does not need to be a fight.