The Agreement for Division of Property in Georgia is a formal document designed for co-owners to voluntarily partition and divide real property. This agreement outlines the description of the property, the acknowledgment of ownership, and the equitable division of the property among the co-owners. It specifies which co-owner will receive which tract of land, as annotated in attached exhibits, and clarifies that all involved parties release any claims to the divided property once the agreement is executed. Filling out this form requires clear identification of all co-owners and the relevant property details, along with the execution of quitclaim deeds for each divided tract. This form is particularly useful for attorneys, partners, and legal professionals who facilitate property disputes or partnerships. It ensures an equitable division and formalizes ownership changes, serving as a protective legal measure for all parties involved. Paralegals and legal assistants can aid in gathering necessary documentation and ensuring all parties understand their rights and obligations under this agreement.