By using proprietary technologies and stream-lined procedures, we are able to maintain the lowest possible cost to you consistent with providing fast and quality services to our uncontested divorce clients in Cobb County. We take pride in our consistent, personalized methods to ensure that you receive the best value for a divorce in Cobb County. We are pleased to offer you the following services:
Uncontested Divorce in Cobb County:
Without Minor Children - $365.00*
With Minor Children - $725.00*
Additional Services:
Preparation and recording of a Quitclaim Deed - $100.00**
Preparation of a Last Will and Testament - $200.00
Preparation of a Financial Power of Attorney - $50.00
Preparation of a Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care - $50.00
Preparation of a General Power of Attorney - $50.00
Preparation of a Georgia Living Will - $25.00
Our fee is due in full to start the case and we accept all major debit or credit cards and cash, personal checks, money orders or cash as payment for our services. These fees are typical but are subject to change depending on the exact circumstances of your case. Please call us at (770) 429-1001 for a no-charge phone consultation and exact quote of our flat fee for your case.
* Plus the filing fee to be paid to the Clerk of Superior Court of Cobb County which is $218.50. If you have no income or are experiencing extremel financial difficulties, we may be able to get the filing fee waived by the Court.
** This includes the recording fee to be paid to the Clerk of Court which is typically $10.00.
Our services include analyzing your situation and providing appropriate legal advice, custom-preparation of all necessary documents, filing the case with the Court and processing the divorce case through the Superior Court of Cobb County to completion. We do NOT negotiate with your spouse or opposing counsel but we provide legal advice to our client only on any issue in the case and suggest possible solutions to problems based on sound knowledge of the Law and experience gained from processing thousands of divorce cases in Georgia. Under Georgia Law, we can only represent one party and, typically, that is the Plaintiff (the person officially asking the Court for the divorce).
If your case does not involve minor children, we do not require that you even meet with us in person. Instead we find that teleconferencing with our client only is a very efficient alternative to driving in Atlanta traffic.
Our services do not presently include preparation of Qualified Domestic Relations Orders ("QDRO") for the transfer or division of some retirement assets nor do our services include preparation of any documents necessary for the transfer or sale of any business entity that must be divided or transferred in the divorce case.
If your case involves minor children, we handle the very complicated calculation of the child support obligation as required by Georgia Law in the form of a Child Support Worksheet in addition to drafting the Parenting Plan that is required by the Cobb County divorce court. Typically, this is accomplished at an in-person conference at our office that lasts about ninety minutes.
Most of the time if you are getting a divorce, it is extremely wise to either change your existing Last Will and Testament and any powers of attorney. If you do not have a Will, there is no better time to have one prepared.
Law Office of Robert L. Jones 707 Whitlock Ave., S.W. Suite G-5 Marietta, Georgia 30064 U.S.A. (770) 429-1001 (770) 794-3225 fax