where can i find out how to write a legal document to a judge about non-contesting a divorce?
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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.
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Nolo Press used to have an advice site.  They publish a lot of legal books so it's from the standpoint of law usually.  www.monster.com also has some interactive message boards where you can post a question and other people will answer.  Good luck!
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Here is how to write a memorandum of law.\n\n1.         Look at a sample memorandum or several sample memoranda of law. They will give you an idea. Every opinion of the Supreme Court is a memorandum of law. Here is a link to an opinion of the Supreme Court: http://www.circuitlawyer.8m.com/griffin.html You can do a Google search to find a memorandum of law on the subject that you desire. This will save you from re-inventing the wheel. I have some sample memoranda of law that I wrote. \n\n            a.         There are more than 100 winning briefs linked to this following page: http://www.circuitlawyer.8m.com/traffic.html \n\n            b.         Here is a fat memorandum of law that took me a year to write: http://www.lawyerdude.8m.com/Lsdbrief.html \n\n            c.          Here are some of my briefs: http://www.lawyerdude.8k.com/right2drive.html \n\n \n\n2.         Write like you are talking to your Uncle Bob. Explain in simple words what happened to you and what the law is and what you want the court to do.\n\n \n\n3.         Optional: For advanced computer users. Somewhere on the front page give a web address for this brief that you are writing. This will permit people to upgrade from paper to a page on their screen. From the web version they will be able to make the hyperlinks work.\n\n \n\n4.         Write the statement of law that you want to prove: Example: “I was entitled to effective assistance of counsel. The court denied me effective assistance of counsel. The remedy for this denial is dismissal. I am entitled to dismissal in this case.”\n\n \n\n5.         Try to disassemble your point into subdivisions. Example: In the above statement of law there are several subdivisions:\n\n            a.         I was entitled to effective assistance.\n\n            b.         The remedy is dismissal.\n\n            c.          I am entitled to dismissal.\n\n \n\n6.         You will be able to divide each point into further subdivisions.\n\n \n\n7.         Now comes the heart of this work: You must find cases, statutes, rules, and constitutional provisions to support your points. If this is a criminal case then I can help you. The top 143 most important criminal cases are here at this list: http://www.circuitlawyer.8m.com/weinreb.html \n\n \n\n8.         When you find a case to support your point, then extract the key sentence and insert it into the brief. Change the margins to 2 inches and 2 inches. This alerts the reading eye that you have a quotation from a case or statute. This is called “setting off” the quoted phrase.\n\n \n\n9.         This following part is new - and optional: You will notice that I generally provide a hyperlink to the case or statute on the internet. This saves time for the reader - and you. “But, aha!” you say. “From the paper copy nobody can use the hyperlink! So why insert one?” My answer: If you have uploaded your brief to the internet, then your reader can download your brief to his computer and he will use the internet version - where the hyperlinks work. Nobody will read your brief more than you will. You may as well learn to hyperlink and save yourself time in the long run - and thereby increase the odds that the judge will read your brief. Within your brief provide a link to each case that you cite as referrence. Better yet: Link to the pertinent sentence in the Supreme Court case that you are citing in your brief.\n\n \n\n10.       Weave the facts and the law.\n\n            a.         Quote the facts from a transcript if possible.\n\n            b.         If you don’t have a transcript then write a declaration of facts. This is one part of a motion. See Motion 101: http://www.lawyerdude.netfirms.com/6025.html \n\n \n\n11.       It may sound silly, but sometimes the quotation in a case will say exactly what you want to say. In that case. Make your point. Then follow it with the exact quotation from the case. Of course, the quotation will be set off with margins of left
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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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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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yes go to www.divorcelawinf.com/states/ohio
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Divorce papers will not give the specifics, they will only give a general description. \nThey will state who gets what of the property and who has to pay and how much. Also tell when the divorce was final. If you can't trust him then you don't need to be thinking about marriage. Just remember that there is always two sides to every story. Talk to his EX. if you dare and must know the truth. Just remember that he might take offense to that and be very upset with you.
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You have to check with the judge's clerk.  They will tell you what you have to do.  You need to get paper work filed with the court where the no contact order came from.  It's up to the judge and according to why you want to do that and if they will allow it to happen. Then the judge will issue a new order.  Some times they will do it without seeing you if you have a good reason.  It all depends how they do things where the order came from.
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If you use a website, generally those cost money.  And each form varies from state to state, so the best bet is really to go to a law library for your state.\n\nYou should consider a lawyer - you might be surprised at how inexpensive it is to file an uncontested divorce.
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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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Go to your local library tell them you need divorce papers. You can then copy the papers and fill them out. The papers at the library tell you what you need to do and where to go. If you have questions on it you can always call an attorney or check it out on the web. Of course you take it the court house pay the fees. If he contest, or decides to make it difficult for you, then get an attorney, if you can't afford one the courts will usually recommend one or head you in the right direction. In most states whoever files has the burden of all costs. In some, they split.
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Mutual consent is the best option.  This is a non-contested divorce.  Contact your local courthouse for the paperwork to file for a non-contested dissolution of marriage.  Most courthouse will have the paperwork for you to fill out.  I would start by making a list of the stuff that you want and a list of stuff she wants, have it signed and notarized and indicate that you are both not contesting the divorce.  This will protect the both of you if one decides to start being a problem.
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Well, you can present it to the clrks's office and they will probably take it for filing.  However, the judge is not likely to consider unless you have provide a copy to your ex spouses's attorney before filing it.  Also, you must file the document within the time deadlines for this type of hearing in order for the court to consider it.
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In the UK you can file for your own divorce with the courts and do not have to use a lawyer. Ive been through divorce twice, it was a costly business I agree. Not planning on doing it again with my 3rd husband :) Good luck hope you can work something out.
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Go hire a lawyer.\n\nOr go to the courts....to the division that you'll need the order from.
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Talk to your divorce attorney.  It is a simple matter of filing the paperwork.
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Try these sites, they are for finding legal forms:\n\nhttp://forms.lp.findlaw.com/\nhttp://www.freelegalforms.net/\nhttp://resources.lawinfo.com/