Legal Question in Family Law in Georgia

It sounds like you wre about to make an enormous mistake.

The $207 is just a filing fee, and although a courtt can waive it if you are a pauper (usually that means income under about $10,000 to $15,000 a year), that isn't the biggest concern.

You NEED to see an attorney to do things right. In most cases pro se divorces go horribly wrong, and it can cost more to fix them than to do it right.

The fact that you cannot locate a simple form many Georgia courts have online is a good warning that you should rethink how you plan to do your case.

I agree you shouldn't handle this alone. In fact, you should check with your county's bar association to see if they can direct you to an attorney or an agency.

If you still want to handle this alone, you can obtain the forms on the Georgia Courts' website. http://www.georgiacourts.org/forms/Request to Proceed In Forma Pauperis__Civil.pdf

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