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Georgia Separation Agreement

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Updated September 14, 2025

A Georgia separation agreement is a legal document that allows married couples who no longer wish to live together to establish terms for spousal support, child custody, and related matters. Georgia does not recognize separation as a distinct legal status, meaning that the terms of the agreement may not be enforceable without seeking a divorce.

Is a Separation Agreement Legal in Georgia?

Georgia does not recognize separation as a court-enforced status, but they may seek court-ordered alimony without getting divorced, known as “separate maintenance.” However, couples can create their own contracts to govern their time living separately.[1]

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  1. § 19-6-10