2022 Data

Divorce Statistics in Georgia

Last updated: · Reviewed every 3 months · 2022 data

Key Divorce Statistics for Georgia (2022)

Divorce Rate

2.1 per 1,000

Marriage Rate

6.1 per 1,000

Annual Filings

27,000

Median Cost (Uncontested)

$3,000

Median Cost (Contested)

$14,000

Median Attorney Hourly Rate

$300/hr

Median Duration

8 months

Family Law Attorneys

1,004

Attorneys per 100K Population

9.1

Population

11,029,227

Marriage vs. Divorce Rate (2022)

Rates per 1,000 population — 2022 data

Divorce Cost Comparison

Median attorney hourly rate:$300/hr

US Divorce Rate Trend (10-Year)

2013

3.30

2022

2.40

Change

-0.90

Georgia vs. National Average

Comparison of Georgia divorce statistics against national averages
MetricGeorgiaNational AvgComparison
Divorce Rate (per 1,000)2.12.4
12% lower
Median Uncontested Cost$3,000$7,500
60% lower
Median Contested Cost$14,000
Median Duration (Months)811
27% lower
Attorneys per 100K9.1

Data Sources & Methodology

Statistics shown reflect 2022 data from the following sources. Attorney counts are computed from our verified directory database.

Methodology

Rates calculated per 1,000 population using Census population estimates. Cost figures represent median values from attorney surveys and court fee schedules. All data verified against primary .gov sources where available.

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Statistics are updated annually and reviewed quarterly for accuracy.