Q: I was needing to find out what I needed to do because my wife ran out 5 months ago and I want to file for divorce.
There are no kids involved only thing I have is my house that's been in my name and a car thats in both our names But she doesn't want neither one. Also she went to a different stateShe left with no warning She doesn't even want to work on it And neither do I
A: File for a divorce yourself; or, hire an attorney to do it for you.
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A: You can file the divorce here in Georgia and the case will proceed. You can either reach an agreement or the judge will decide the division of assets and debts.
A: Consult with an attorney who can help you with the proper course of action to seek a divorce.
A: You can file for a divorce in Georgia. If you and your wife have reached an agreement on all the issues -- how to divide up the assets, debts, personal property, and the house -- then you both can sign a detailed settlement agreement that memorializes the terms of the agreement and file it with your divorce petition and other divorce documents. If all the documents are filed correctly, a Judge can grant your divorce as soon as 31 days after you have filed.
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