Weekend Divorce
No Court. No Drama. No $50,000 Legal Bill.
If you and your spouse have already decided to divorce - and you basically agree on most of it - there's a faster, quieter, far less expensive path available to you in Georgia.
Download the free Pre-Mediation Checklist below and find out if you qualify to settle your divorce in a single weekend.
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You shouldn't need 18 months and $50,000 to make it official.
Most couples who come to us already agree on most of the big stuff. The problem isn't the divorce - it's not knowing how to get it across the finish line without things spiraling.
The Attorney Track
Two people hire lawyers. What was manageable turns into an 18-month battle costing $25,000-$50,000 each - and you end up with basically the agreement you would have reached yourselves.
The DIY Track
You try the pro se forms. It's a 50-plus-page packet not designed for non-lawyers. Miss one contingency - on the house, in the parenting plan - and that mistake follows you for years.
The Real Problem
It's not that you can't agree. Most couples who come to us already agree on most things. The problem is not knowing how to get it across the finish line - cleanly, quickly, and on your own terms.
HOW IT WORKS
There's a different way
Weekend Mediation lets two willing spouses reach a complete divorce agreement in a single weekend - with an experienced, neutral professional who helps you navigate the specifics without taking sides.
Then, you complete your documents. And you file. Simple as that.
STEP 01
Saturday: Mediation Session
You and your spouse meet with an experienced, neutral family law mediator via Zoom. By evening, most couples have a full agreement.
STEP 02
Sunday: Complete Forms
After mediation, complete the forms together.
STEP 03
Monday: File
File your agreement. Georgia requires a mandatory 31-day waiting period before a judge signs off - but your agreement is done, the clock is started, and you did it in a weekend.
Start with the free checklist.
The Weekend Divorce Pre-Mediation Checklist is a 7-step guide built specifically for Georgia couples who want to move through mediation as efficiently as possible.
- A quick self-assessment to confirm you're a good fit for mediation
- A complete financial document checklist - so nothing gets missed
- A full asset and debt inventory template
- A post-divorce budget worksheet
- A parenting plan preference guide (with Georgia-specific schedule examples)
- A plain-language explainer on child support and alimony calculations in Georgia
- A 'come prepared' priorities list to use the day of your session
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Is Weekend Divorce the right fit?
We're not for everyone - and that's by design. Weekend Divorce works best in specific situations, and we'd rather tell you that upfront than waste your time.
Not sure? That's exactly what the discovery call is for. Our intake team will ask you a few quick questions and let you know honestly whether mediation is the right path - or point you to the service that is.
OUR TEAM
About Jeanette Soltys &
Atlanta Holistic Family Law
Jeanette Soltys is a family law attorney and certified mediator, and the founder of Atlanta Holistic Family Law. She built the Weekend Divorce service because she kept seeing the same pattern: couples who were basically in agreement, stuck, not because of the conflict, but because they didn't have someone to help them get it across the finish line.
Atlanta Holistic Family Law offers mediation and amicable divorce services. Our mediators are vetted, experienced, and selected because they bring creative problem-solving, not just message relay, to the table.
Jeanette Soltys
Family Law Attorney, Certified Mediator & Founder
Jeanette is a family law attorney and certified mediator who founded Atlanta Holistic Family Law. She built the Weekend Divorce service to give Georgia couples a faster, more private path to resolution — without the courtroom drama or the $50,000 legal bill.
John G. Davis
Family Law Mediator & Instructor — GA & CA
Since 2010, John has practiced exclusively family law, guiding families through complex asset divisions totaling over a billion dollars. As a mediator and instructor, he has trained approximately 100 professionals, including partners of major law firms and sitting judges.
Erin Fox
Domestic Law Mediator and Parenting Coordinator
Known for her calm, neutral approach and practical problem-solving skills, Erin has 20 years of experience helping individuals and families navigate divorce, custody disputes, support matters, parenting plan conflicts, and other domestic relations issues. With a strong background in domestic law, she specializes in helping parties resolve conflict efficiently through mediation, negotiation, and effective communication.
WE'RE HERE TO HELP
Common Questions
We know you're making big decisions. Here are the practical answers you need to feel confident moving forward.
Is mediation done in person or by Zoom?
Always by Zoom. Each spouse is placed in a separate virtual room, so you never have to be on screen with your spouse if you don't want to.
How long does the mediation session take?
Most sessions run 4-8 hours, depending on the number of open issues. We schedule the full day on Saturday so there's no time pressure.
What if we can't agree on everything?
A partial agreement still has value. Even narrowing down the issues and fully understanding each side's position saves significant time and money if you do need attorneys to resolve the remaining points.
Will the judge automatically approve our agreement?
Judges have discretion to review agreements, particularly around child support and custody. Our mediators are experienced with what Georgia courts expect.
What does it cost?
The checklist is free. Mediation is a flat fee of $1,500, per spouse. Court filing fees vary by county.
Can we use this even if one of us has already spoken to a lawyer?
Yes. Having consulted a lawyer doesn't disqualify you from mediation. The key question is whether both spouses are still open to a mediated agreement.
You've already made the hard decision
Let's help you get across the finish line.
Atlanta Holistic Family Law
Atlanta, Georgia
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