Summary
In Georgia, an uncontested divorce requires a settlement agreement detailing terms like property division and child custody. Delays in finalization can occur due to missing documents, court backlog, or service issues. A court clerk can confirm if all documents are submitted. A motion for judgment on the pleadings can affect the timeline and outcome, and is typically filed by the requesting party. Check with the court clerk for details on the motions status and filing party.Full Conversation
Is that why my divorce haven’t been finalized it has been 180 days since we have found our paper
In Georgia, several factors can delay the finalization of a divorce, even if it's uncontested:
- Missing documents: Ensure all required documents, including the settlement agreement, are submitted.
- Court backlog: Delays may occur due to a high volume of cases.
- Service issues: Proper service of documents to your spouse is necessary.
Do you know if there are any missing documents or issues with service?
Can I ask a clerk, if all the documents has been submitted?
Yes, you can definitely ask the court clerk if all your documents have been submitted. They can provide information on the status of your case and let you know if there are any missing documents or issues that need to be resolved.
Would a clerk know if I’m missing documents
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Yes, a court clerk can inform you about any missing documents in your divorce case. They can check your case file and provide details on what has been submitted and if anything is outstanding. It's a good idea to contact the clerk for clarity.
I filed my paperwork already and they said it was good to go
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It sounds like you've taken the necessary steps for your uncontested divorce. If the court clerk confirmed that your paperwork is complete and there are no missing documents, it may just be a matter of waiting due to court backlogs. Consider reaching out to the court again for an update on the status of your case.
My X-Files put in motion for judgment on pleading
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It seems like you're waiting for your uncontested divorce to be finalized in Georgia, and you've been informed that your paperwork is complete. Since you've mentioned a "motion for judgment on pleading," it might be helpful to clarify what this entails in your situation. Are there any specific details about this motion that you can share?
My ex spouse put in a motion of judgment on pleading
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A "motion for judgment on the pleadings" in Georgia is a request for the court to make a decision based solely on the pleadings filed, without a trial. This can impact the timeline and outcome of your divorce. It may be beneficial to understand the specifics of this motion. Do you have any details on why your ex-spouse filed this motion?
Did she follow or did the court file the motion
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It seems like you have a question about whether your ex-spouse followed through with filing the motion or if the court filed it. Typically, the person who wants the motion files it. You might want to check with the court clerk to confirm who filed the motion and its current status.
I meant did she file the motion or did the court filed the motion?
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Typically, the person requesting the motion files it, not the court. However, to confirm who filed it, check with the court clerk. They can provide details on the filing party and the motion's status. Do you need guidance on how to contact the court clerk?
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