Georgia is a no-fault divorce state. For you and your spouse to obtain a divorce, you must choose one of 13 grounds. You need to prove the allegation except for “Marriage is irretrievably broken.”
- Marriage is irretrievably broken (no fault, no proof needed).
- Intermarriage by people within the prohibited degree of pedigree.
- Impotency at time of marriage
- Mental incapacity at time of marriage
- Pregnancy of wife by another man at time of marriage which was unknow to husband.
- Force, menace, duress, or fraud in obtaining marriage.
- Desertion
- Adultery during the marriage
- Conviction of a crime of moral turpitude that results in prison sentence of 2 or more years.
- Habitual Intoxication
- Cruel Treatment
- Incurable mental illness
- Habitual drug addiction