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Can you do my divorce if:
My husband lives in a different State?
You can file your divorce in the state you have Residency in, regardless of where your husband is. And if you can't find your husband, our "missing husband divorce method" can still help. Keep in mind that if you do know where your husband is located, it is always good to have him "served" with the divorce forms just to prevent any future surprises on either behalf.
We both moved to a different State since we married?
You can file your divorce in the state you have Residency in, regardless of where you were originally married. The average residency requirement is 6 months to 1 year. This varies among States, so call your County Courthouse to check.
You'll have to show the court that you at least tried to the best of your ability. The court will want you to run a newspaper ad in the county where the Courthouse is to inform your husband of the legal proceeding going on. The court also requires you to sign a statement saying that you diligently looked for your husband.
My husband is in prison?
No problem as long as he signs the agreement to the divorce, otherwise you will need a lawyer. This applies to all forms of incarceration.
My husband is in the Military?
Special paperwork is needed but we can still help you as long as you can file the divorce papers and your husband is in agreement to the divorce.
Whoever is on US soil will need to be the one to file the divorce and if you happen to be military personnel and the one filing the divorce, you will file in the state that you fulfill residency in. It is usually where you are at the moment.
My husband is refusing to sign the divorce papers. What now?
Your husband can refuse all he wants. As long as you can show the court that he received the divorce papers, the case will continue and he will eventually default on his end.
One of us is not a US citizen?
Yes, we can still help. In a scenario where a spouse is not from the US and/or in the US, the divorce is filed by the person who fulfills residency (citizenship not necessary) in the US. The other spouse will have to sign the divorce forms in agreement (unless of course they can't be found). Call us and we will explain this to you.
Miscellaneous Questions:
How long before I have my forms?
Usually less than 72 hours. However, results may vary. Then the forms will be emailed to you as soon as they pass the review stage of processing.
How long is the divorce process ?
An uncontested divorce takes about 90 days without children and 180 days with children. Call the county court in your state to find out for sure.
How much are the Court Costs?
Regardless of which divorce method you pursue, you will have to pay the court cost for filing and administrative fees. Your County Courthouse's phone number should be available in the County Government section of the phone book. Call and find out. The court cost is different between states and ranges from $75 to $225 depending on the nature of your case.
Is "Service" to the Defendant (your husband) covered in the price?
Service is cheap or even free at times. Almost not worth mentioning, but since you don't pay this fee directly to us, it is not included in our service. We do help you out in the following way; we give you instructions on how it can be done for FREE in an Agreed Divorce. Also, a County Sheriff could do the service for a small fee, usually around 30-40 dollars. Call your local Sheriff's Office for "Servicing" information.
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