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Affidavit To Obtain Decree With Minor Children

This document is an affidavit submitted in support of obtaining a divorce decree. It provides details about the petitioner and respondent, including their residency and marriage/separation dates. It also lists any minor children of the marriage. The affidavit asserts the marriage is irretrievably broken with no hope of reconciliation to support a no-fault divorce. It confirms one or both parties attended a required parenting seminar and requests the court grant the divorce based on the sworn statements in the affidavit and verified complaint.

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Affidavit To Obtain Decree With Minor Children

This document is an affidavit submitted in support of obtaining a divorce decree. It provides details about the petitioner and respondent, including their residency and marriage/separation dates. It also lists any minor children of the marriage. The affidavit asserts the marriage is irretrievably broken with no hope of reconciliation to support a no-fault divorce. It confirms one or both parties attended a required parenting seminar and requests the court grant the divorce based on the sworn statements in the affidavit and verified complaint.

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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF _______________ COUNTY

STATE OF GEORGIA

____________________________, )
Petitioner, )
)
v. ) Civil Action
) File No: __________________
____________________________, )
Respondent. )

AFFIDAVIT TO OBTAIN DECREE

Comes now, _________________________ (circle one) Petitioner / Respondent, in the


above-stated case, who, after being duly sworn, deposes and says on oath as follows:

1.

The Petitioner is a resident of _______________________________. The Respondent is


a resident of ________________________________. The (circle one) Petitioner / Respondent
has been a resident of the state of Georgia for at least six months before the filing of the petition
for divorce.

2.

The Petitioner and Respondent were lawfully married on ________________________


and separated on or around _________________________, since that date have continuously
lived in a state of separation.
3.

There are _________________ minor Children born of as issue of the marriage between
the parties, to wit:

_________________________, born ___________________________,

_________________________, born ___________________________,

_________________________, born ___________________________,

_________________________, born ___________________________,

_________________________, born ___________________________.

And the Wife (circle one) IS / IS NOT believed to pregnant.

4.

The (circle one) Petitioner / Respondent is entitled to a divorce from


Petitioner/Respondent on the grounds that the marriage is irretrievably broken with no
reasonable hope of reconciliation.

5.

The Petitioner, ________________________ has attended the Divorcing Parents


Seminar.

The Respondent, _______________________ has attended the Divorcing Parents


Seminar.

6.

This Affidavit is given in order to avoid an evidentiary hearing and assist the Court in
determining the matters involved in said case as provided by O.C.G.A. § 19-5-10(a).
7.

The (circle one) Petitioner / Respondent herein swears that the facts as outlined in the
verified complaint are true and correct and therefore executes this Affidavit and asks the Court to
grant this divorce as soon as the Court is able.

This __________________________________ day of _________________________ 20_____.

___________________________________
(circle one) Petitioner / Respondent

Sworn and subscribed before me


This __________ day of _________________, 20_____.

______________________________________________
Notary Public, Muscogee County, Georgia
My Commission Expires: __________________________

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