How would one go about filing for divorce?
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NO children involved? Does she expect alimony? Does he expect alimony..if answers to all are no, then file and do it yourself. You will have to pay the Sheriff to serve the papers. IF there is shared property, most states will force a sale and a split of 50-50 of all assets. Good luck
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Will cost.  Need to contact a laywer and start divorce proceedings.  The lawyers office will track down the husband through info you give them and from public records.  As part of the divorce process, it is their responsibility to find and contact the other party once you sign-on to be their client.\n\nNo, I am not a lawyer.\n\nKim
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Yes, it is called filing "In Pro Per", and is the cleanest, least troublesome way to do an uncontested divorce. Just go to your County Clerk's Office and ask for the forms for Dissolution and Uniform Custody Order....if issues DO arise about which you and you ex-to-be do not agree, many jurisdictions offer mediation services free or at very little cost.\nGood luck.\n\nPS, there is absolutely NOTHING illegal about not hiring a lawyer, the person below is mistaken in that statement.
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Shop around for a good atty.  I know one who only charged $75 for an uncontested divorce. (not including the filing fees).\n\nYou might also try your local lawschool/library.  My lawschool's library had a wide range of forms for pro se (do it yourself) patrons.
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as you know that could be tough with such a recent filing\nhowever if anyone can pull something together it would be here\nhttp://www.wesayes.com
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http://www.divorceonline.co.uk/\n\nthis will get you the cheapest and easiest way.\ni'm half way through
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CALL THE COURTHOUSE IN THAT CITY AND ASK FOR A COPY OF THE DIVORCE DECREE. THEY WILL CHARGE FOR COPIES ( it varies) BUT IT IS OPEN TO PUBLIC RECORDS FROM THE COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE.
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Work out your financial issues ahead of time. Discuss who will get the house, discuss splitting up your assets, also if you have children you should have a lawyer draw up papers just to discuss child support and custody arrangements.  The more assets you have, the more complicated it is to divorce. You need a lawyer in some cases simply to divide things fairly and make sure court order child support and such is carried out. Even if you don't hire one you should at least consult with one to make sure all of your assets are covered. A consult is usually very inexpensive and sometimes free.
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You have to have your divorce papers signed by a judge to prove that you are legally divorced.\n\nThis site provides more information depending on what state you live in (if you live in the U.S)\nhttp://www.divorcelawinfo.com/
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at your local court office you can get a divorce packet,both of you take it to a parralegal have it filled out before you and stipolate a agreement,noterise it and enter it into court, as uncontested ("both") parties .you should receive a short wait for a court hearing, if both parties are still in agreement the judge can order it "so" there and then.just make shure that you are inagreement , whith all issues , such as children ,money or holdings, and dedts.
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You file it at the courthouse.\nYou type up the document yourself or get a lawyer to do it.
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talk to your lawyer. hire a lawyer.
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Go to divorce papers .com\n\nOr\n\nLaw.com
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Have you been to counseling? Maybe you should consider that before filing for divorce. If you think the marriage is beyond repair, I suggest finding the best divorce attorney you can.
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In most states you can go to their government website and download the papers for free.  If you are not at ends with the other partner, just fill them out together, or each fill out seperate forms and then compromise on the final copy.  Then all that's left is to sign it and turn it in to the court house...
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get a lawyer, sadly its the answer to most questions. there are experts in family law and they will know the answers. pick up a phone book and find a divorce lawyer would be a good place to start they would know where to start or who to talk to if you cant find anyone else
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Most courts have pre-printed forms that cover just about everything.  Call the court clerk and ask if they have such a form.  If not ask if they have a family law clinic (some courts have these in place to assist people who don't have attorneys)...If you and your husband are amicably divorcing ask an attorney to draw up a Stipulation for Dissolution (it's an agreeement between you and the husband that states your divorcing and outlines the terms of the divorce)  good luck.  If you don't want to deal with an attorney, see if there is a legal aid clinic in your area...they do low cost or free assistance for these types of things.