Georgia Statutes

§ 19-5-5 — Petition; contents and verification; demand for detailed statement

Georgia·Title 19
(a)The action for divorce shall be brought by written petition and process, the petition being verified by the petitioner.
(b)The petition shall show:
(1)The residence or last known address of the respondent;
(2)That the applicant meets the residence requirements for bringing an action for divorce or that the applicant is bringing a counterclaim and is not required to meet the residence requirements;
(3)The date of the marriage and the date of the separation;
(4)Whether or not there are any minor children of the parties and the name and age of each minor child;
(5)The statutory ground upon which a divorce is sought; and (6) Where alimony or support or division of property is involved, the property and earnings of the parties, if such is known.
(c)The respondent, at any time before

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