IN THE

_____________
[1] COURT
OF ___________
[2]
COUNTYSTAT
E OF
GEORGIA) __

______________
_____,
[3] ))Plaintif
, ) CIVIL
ACTION)
FILE NO.))
______________
__

[5])vs. )) ____
______________
___,
[4] ))Defend
ant. ) _______
______________
___________ )
DEFENDANT(

S) ANSWER,
andAFFIRMA
TIVE
DEFENSES
[6]
COMES NOW,
______________
_____[3],

Defendant
herein and
herebyAnswer
s, Responds,
Replies and
interposes
Affirmative

Defenses in
response to
Plaintiffs
Complaint
filed in the
_____________[
1] Court of
_____________[

2]County,
Georgia.Defen
dant shows
the Court as
follows:
FIRST
DEFENSE
Plaintiffs

Complaint
against
_____________[
4] fails to
state a claim
uponwhich
relief may be
granted and

therefore,
same should
be dismissed.
SECOND
DEFENSE
Plaintiff
asserts [___]
[7]

insufficiency
of process
and/or [___]
insufficiency
ofservice of
process,
pursuant to

OCGA 9-114.
2

THIRD
DEFENSE
To the extent
as may be
shown

through
discovery or
pleadings in
this
action, _______
______[3]
raises all
affirmative

defenses as
set forth in
OCGA 9-118(c), tothe
extent each
on is checked:
[___] accord
and

satisfaction,
[___] duress,
[___]estoppel,
[___]
promissory
estoppel, [___]
payment, [___]
set-off, [___]

failure
ofconsideratio
n, [___] fraud,
[___] illegality,
[___] laches,
[___] payment,
[___] release,
[___] res

judicata, [___]
statute of
frauds, [___]
statute of
limitations,
and [___]
waiver.

__________
DEFENSE
By way of
response to
the specific
allegations
contained in
Plaintiffs

Complaintagai
nst
_____________[
4] and subject
to all of the
defenses set
forth
herein, _______

______ [4]
shows to this
Court as
follows:
COMPLAINT
1.This
Defendant is
without

sufficient
knowledge or
information to
admit or
denythis
averment
therefore this
averment

stands
Denied.2.This
Defendant is
without
sufficient
knowledge or
information to
admit or

denythis
averment
therefore this
averment
stands
Denied.

JURISDICTIO
N AND
VENUE
3.This
Defendant is
without
sufficient
knowledge or

information to
admit or
denythis
averment
therefore this
averment
stands
Denied.

4.This
Defendant is
without
sufficient
knowledge or
information to
admit or

denythis
averment
therefore this
averment
stands
Denied.5.This
Defendant is
without

sufficient
knowledge or
information to
admit or
denythis
averment
therefore this
averment

stands
Denied.6.This
Defendant is
without
sufficient
knowledge or
information to
admit or

denythis
averment
therefore this
averment
stands
Denied.7.This
Defendant is
without

sufficient
knowledge or
information to
admit or
denythis
averment
therefore this
averment

stands
Denied.8.This
Defendant is
without
sufficient
knowledge or
information to
admit or

denythis
averment
therefore this
averment
stands
Denied.9.This
Defendant is
without

sufficient
knowledge or
information to
admit or
denythis
averment
therefore this
averment

stands
Denied.10.Thi
s Defendant is
without
sufficient
knowledge or
information to
admit or

denythis
averment
therefore this
averment
stands
Denied.
4

Any
paragraph of
the Complaint
not
specifically
admitted is
hereby
denied.WHER

EFORE,
Defendant
, with regard
to Plaintiffs
Complaint,
prays that
thisCourt:1)
Deny all relief

that Plaintiff
prays for in its
Complaint;
and,2) That P
laintiffs C
omplaint be
dismissed
with all costs

of this action
cast uponthe
Plaintiff.This
_____ day of
______________
____,
20___.Respect
fully

submitted, _x_
______________
_______ ______
_______,Pro
Se ___________
________ _____
______________
______________

_____ Address
and Phone
Numberof
Defendant
5

[1]In Georgia,
this will be
either the

SUPERIOR, or
STATE or
MAGISTRATEC
ourt.[2]In
Georgia, this
will be one of
the 159
Counties. For

example,
Fulton,
DeKalb,Cobb,
Gwinnett,
Chatham,
Muscogee,
Bibb, etc.
[3]Name of

the Plaintiff
who/that filed
the suit.
[4]Name of
the
Defendant(s),
who/that have
been sued.

[5]This
Number will
be on the
Complaint and
Summons. It
needs to be
written
ortyped onto

your Answer
prior to filing.
[6]An Answer
is mandatory.
Affirmative
Defenses are
not
mandatory;

however,
ifthey are not
raised in the
initial answer
they are
waived.
Additionally,
ifDefendant(s)

chooses to file
a
Counterclaim,
it should be
listed
(additionally)
inthis header.
If you file a

Counterclaim,
you must ask
for a Jury Trial
at the timeyou
file your
Counterclaim
or it is waived.
Plaintiff may

have
alreadypetitio
ned for one in
the main
Complaint.
[7]Any box
such as [___]
indicates that

Defendants
should check
any that
apply.Or, if it
retyped
(which it
should be), list
only the

Affirmative
Defenses
thatapply.
6

IN THE
_____________
[1] COURT
OF ___________

[2]
COUNTYSTAT
E OF
GEORGIA) __
______________
_____,
[3] ))Plaintif
, ) CIVIL

ACTION)
FILE NO.))
______________
__
[5])vs. )) ____
______________
___,
[4] ))Defend

ant. ) _______
______________
___________ )
CERTIFICATE
OF SERVICE
OF ___________
__

S ANSWER,
and

AFFIRMATIV
E DEFENSES
I hereby
certify that I
have served a
copy of:

_____________
S ANSWER,
and

AFFIRMATIV
E DEFENSES
on the Plaintiff
by placing a
true and

correct copy
of same in the
United States
Mail,First
Class, postage
prepaid,
addressed to
the

Defendants as
follows:
[Name and
Address of
Plaintif

s Attorney,
or, if none

Plaintif]
This _____ day
of
______________
____, 20___.
7

Respectfully
submitted, _x_
______________
_______ ______
_______,Pro
Se ___________
________ _____
______________

______________
_____ Address
and Phone
Numberof
Defendant
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