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Question: Divorce, Marriage, Alimony - Georgia

Asked on 10/26/2009

How do I file a divorce decree modification agreement?

I signed over my parental rights to my ex-wife and a modification agreement was signed. How do i file it with the Clerk of the Court?


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Anything that needs to be filed with a clerk of court can be either taken to the clerk's office or mailed to the clerk's address.  Personally, I prefer to hand deliver them so that I can get a stamped copy in return. 



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