Divorce
Every divorce case brings unique circumstances and legal issues. The Schachter Law Firm, LLC has unparalleled experience in helping clients navigate the difficult divorce process. Our experience and continuing legal education keeps us up to date. Our track record shows that we are equipped to handle any challenges that arise in a family law case.
Clients and independent organizations like AVVO, ASLA, NADC, and Martindale-Hubbell have recognized The Schachter Law Firm, LLC for the firm’s unique ability to empathize with the intense emotions our clients experience during a divorce.
David I. Schachter has been awarded the Client’s Choice Award three years in a row for his unique ability to assist clients during this difficult time. While doing so, The Schachter Law Firm, LLC’s ultimate focus remains providing sensible advice on how to achieve the best outcome for our clients.
Whether a case concludes through a trial or a settlement, our goal is to advocate for clients in a comprehensive and straightforward manner. We empower clients and enable them to navigate the divorce process and move forward with the confidence that they have attained the best possible result.
FAQs
1. How do I file for divorce in Georgia?
To file for divorce in Georgia, one spouse must file a Complaint for Divorce in the Superior Court and have the papers served on the other spouse. The court will then review the case before issuing a final divorce decree.
2. What are the residency requirements for divorce in Georgia?
At least one spouse must have lived in Georgia for a minimum of six months before filing for divorce. This requirement ensures the court has jurisdiction to hear the case. If neither spouse meets this requirement, the divorce cannot be filed in Georgia.
3. How long does a divorce take in Georgia?
In Georgia, there is a minimum 30-day waiting period after filing for divorce. If both spouses agree, the process may finish within a few months, but disputes can make it take longer.
