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You can file for divorce whether she wants it or not. Whether it will be contested or not is up to the two of you. Consult with a local attorney.

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So long as you and/or your spouse have lived at least a minimum of six months here as residents in Georgia, you should be able to file for divorce, whether your spouse wants a divorce or not. From the information you have given, it appears that it probably will be a contested divorce. Please feel free to contact me or another attorney for a consultation.

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You will encounter bumps along the way in a action like yours where custody and support issues are unavoidable. Therefore, your best action is to retain an attorney to file your action and represent your interests. You may call my firm in the event that you desire additional information.