In TN is there a form 2 fill out for a divorce that only costs under $100?
113255
Check at courthouse and they will be glad to help you...........
601403
If you are just registering the name you go to the county court house and fill out the papers, have them notorized and I think it cost me 10.00 to file.  You are talking about a DBA?
660957
You may be out of luck, but in some states you can get a filing fee reduction or waiver if you fill out the right paperwork. Some states require a certain time period of waiting along with running advertisements in the local and last known address newspapers when the other party is absent. If he knows where she is and the divorce is uncontested and no children are involved, he can look in the classifieds or thrifty nickel papers, I've seen "divorce experts" advertise in there for like $300 plus filing fees.
49773
Of course, this varies by state and even county, but I think if you just go to the courthouse and file...they can take care of it. Usually you have to pay a constable or sheriff about $35.00 to go serve them but if they can't find him then it can become some hefty fees. The best thing is to go to your courthouse and ask if you can do a Publication. They advertise that person A is seeking a divorce from person B, and if no one responds they count it as a default and they lose all say in the proceedings. The best thing is to contact your local courthouse and ask.
639364
First call the court clerks office where the divorce was filled.( what county the divorce was in)\nAsk them for the amount and address.Tell them you need it certified. They will ask you to send a SASE and check.\nThen they will stamp it and send it back.
742321
The typical cost is more like $50.  You have to fill out some paperwork, provide good ID and go before the court and swear that you aren't doing it for an illegal purpose or to avoid debts.\n\nhttp://web.co.wake.nc.us/courts/documents/forms/adultnamechange092605.rtf   provides instructions and the form that is free of charge.  This one is county specific, but the format is good and the fees are probably set by law.
769509
go to the family clerks office in the town you were married in and request a pro se divorce (do it yourself) you do not need a lawyer AT ALL.  I did my divorce this way and it cost me $225 to file and $90 to have him served.  He didnt show to court and he didnt have to.  I was granted a divorce 90 days after the papers were filed.  Whooo hoo
832052
Short answer Yes.. contact the clerk of courts... some States have a do it yourself format... you do not have to have a lawyer (u should,  have a lawyer look everything over before you submit it to the courts (about $100.00-$500.00) for them to review your completed documents in this area.\ngood luck hint use plain language no slang or easily misunderstood words (fad words). yes means yes and no means no.
185957
There should not be any.  You just need to file the proper dissolution papers (which will likely include a confirmation from the relevant authority that you paid all your fees to date -- sadly you'll probably have to pay 1 years worth of registration fees).
404277
http://www.dmv.ca.gov/forms/ol/ol100.pdf\n\nIt'll cost you $5
586364
Technically, yes. However, they may charge you a small fee.  And if you are paying cash over $10,000 they will require additional information to file a form to the Federal government.
446412
http://www.state.tn.us/correction\nGood luck\nHalina
258291
Nothing is free, but you can get a divorce cheap. try one of those legal places, like we the people etc.
1135262
http://www.divorceonline.co.uk/\n\nthis will get you the cheapest and easiest way.\ni'm half way through
197528
Most states have a websites where you can obtain legal forms. You can go to your states website and look up legal documents.  You can also usually access legal forms for Divorce at the public library.
152402
GO TO LOCAL COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE IN THE COURT HOUSE.  PACKAGE IS CALLED "PRO PER" AND YOU CAN FILL OUT YOURSELF.  THERE IS NOMINAL FEE FOR THIS PACKAGE.
250516
go to your local family court office and they have paper work for you to fill out. so long as the diviorce is uncontested the judge will grant it. the people in the office know the papers you need.. it costs nothing.