Where online can I get divorce documents?
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Legalzoom.com, will fill out all the papers for you and send them back. They send you and your spouse a questionairre, and will have all the papers to you with in 10 days, with a personal agent to help with any questions. All you are required to do is pay for the filing and creation fees, and have both spouses sign the papers. They will file for you, then there is an 18 month processing time. However, after that it will be a dissolution of the partnership. You can opt out for the annulment before you get married again.
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Although I don't know firsthand the law in New York state, you might first try the clerk of court's office for the court in your home county. In my own state, the clerk's office can provide you with the necessary forms for an uncontested divorce.
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http://www.deltabravo.net/custody/prenup.php\n\nhttp://family.findlaw.com/marriage/marriage-help/le19_4_1.html\n\nhttp://www.expertlaw.com/library/family_law/prenuptial_agreement_form.html
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Find an attorney.\n\nIf it's a simple divorce with no division of property, alimony or custody/child support issues, you can find forms on the internet and file yourself.  This option requires a lot more work on your part but it's cheaper.
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You might do better looking in the county or the court or location in which you are trying to obtain the records.  In Arizona for example, I can obtain court records from most courts online, however, some courts are too arcaic to even go online.
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i divorced my husband and he never signed the papers or went to court and we are legally divorced, all he has to do is tell his lawyer he has no idea where you are, and then they run an anoucment in the newspaper for 6 weeks if you dont respond then he is granted a divorce, but then you are divorced, you dont have to file separatly, he is wrong about that.you can go up to the court house and get a copy of the final divorce papers  because they are public record, you wont have to paay anything more than the cost to get the copy, about 6 dollars.
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If you have children and/or a great deal of assets I would call an attorney.\n\nIf you do not, then go to Office Depot, or www.legaldocuments.com and fill in the blanks of a pre-filled document.  Then go downtown to the Harris Couty Court and file the forms.  You will need to pay to have your spouse served.\n\nthere are several online sources from which you can purchase "fill-in-the-blanks" divorce documents, for a very minimal fee.  Some are as low as $4.95.\n\nGood Luck!!\n\nPS - Are you formerly Brandi Brown??
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Contact your local court and ask if they have any court filings under your name.  Depending on where you live, this information may be available on the internet.  Many courts have records available on-line.  Others may require you to go to the courthouse to investigate.
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Go to the court and get copies\ngo to PACER - public access to court electronic records at http://pacer.psc.uscourts.gov/ and pull the records online (however, costs $0.08 and you need an account)  Note that not all documents in the docket are available online.  If you can't set up an account, find a local attorney with a PACER account.  Look for one who does federal or bankruptcy practice.\nCall the court clerks office.  Some courts provide a copy service and others will refer you to an outside service for copies (not cheap)\nGood luck
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If you know the court where the proceedings were held call the clerk of the court.  You do need to check.  My now-ex was not divorced before he married his second wife.  It was a mess.  If he loves you he will help or show you the signed AND court stamped papers.
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that depends on the state you are in.  Some states have do-it-yourself divorces that all you have to do is pay the filing fees.  Other have legal aids that help you fill out the paper work and file it, again just paying the fees.  It depends on the state you live in but the best place to find out and start with is your local legal aid.
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www.nolo.com or www.findlaw.com.
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clerk of courts website for your county usually has some information. Some of them are even online now.
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yes go to www.divorcelawinf.com/states/ohio
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Sure--afterall, divorce documents are legal records.  I would give a call to the local Family Court and ask the clerk for the name & number of the person to contact.  Good luck to you!
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maybe you can use this link and try some of the phone numbers if you find any!  sorry about your separation!  Good Luck
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Arkansas divorce records are not kept online, however you can apply for copies to be sent to you.\nGo to http://www.healthyarkansas.com/ and click on "Birth & Death Certificates". That will take you to another page. Scroll down that page and click to the right of "Download a Divorce Coupon Application" to download the paperwork you would need to apply for the records.