My husband and I have been together for 3 years, but have only been married for 7 months. We have come to the mutual decision to get a divorce. We have no money to split, and we have openly agreed to have joint custody of our son. We have no idea how to go about getting this taken care of, and we really don't want to have to go to court to get it done. Is there any way that we can just go to fill out a simple form and get divorced without any kind of hassle with court?|||Actually there is.
You can hire lawyers to draw up and handle all of the paperwork for you two. You and your husband sign it and give the lawyer any pertinent information (they will need at least income information for child support). Then the lawyers show up in court to represent each of you and if the judge approves all of the paperwork, everything will be signed by the court.
Of course it's MUCH cheaper if one of you petitions, both of you fill out the paperwork, the petitioner has the other party served and they sign and return the forms. I think that only requires one final court appearance.|||im sorry to tell you u will still have to go to a hearing for the divorce|||No. Marriage is a civil contract. The only way to cancel it is through the court.|||Legally married = law
Law = court|||You're divorced when the judge signs the papers. The judge won't sign the papers until you go to court. It's not possible to get divorced without going to court.
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
How much is a cheap do-it-yourself divorce in Riverside County, California?
My friend and spouse have decided to get a divorce. They will be doing it themselves as there is no disagreement about how to divide the property and no children. Does anyone know approximately how much this will cost them?|||I got a divorce in Riverside County, but when I did it in September 2005, I only paid about 300 dollars total. Only because I was filing an annulment type divorce, no property or children werre involved. Prices to file a divorce in the Riverside County Family Law courts are always rising. By now, I'm guessing you might have to pay between 400 and 600 dollars. It depends on what your friend and spouse decide to file.
Go to the Riverside County Family Law court website:
http://www.riverside.courts.ca.gov/famil鈥?/a>
Click on "Forms/Fees"
Click on "Fee Schedule"
This will give you exact and current amounts of what it takes to file on your own, without any lawyers. The fee schedule has a fee pricing for each piece of paperwork you decide to file, like with property and with children.
If they have questions or need help, its always best to go down to the court house and ask someone for help. At the court house they even have a do-it-yourself center. It costs money to print pages and it also costs money to park at the court house.
(The address: 4175 Main Street, off Market and 12th)
I hope I was able to help you out. Best wishes.|||9,999,000. just a ballpark figure.|||well it can be free.... if you do it the right way =]|||They can probably hire a Mediator to help out with the property settlement for $100 per hour. If they are in agreement then it should take less than 2 - 4 hours to draw up the decree and file it.|||its $186 in Texas for no fault divorce call the court house and ask them|||Talk to the clerk of your local family court. They should be able to guide you in which documents to file, and whether you have to hire a lawyer.
I advised a friend and his spouse in Las Vegas. We found a legal secretary in the classifieds who drew up the papers, and two weeks later, they were divorced. They even didn't know until a day or two later!
Go to the Riverside County Family Law court website:
http://www.riverside.courts.ca.gov/famil鈥?/a>
Click on "Forms/Fees"
Click on "Fee Schedule"
This will give you exact and current amounts of what it takes to file on your own, without any lawyers. The fee schedule has a fee pricing for each piece of paperwork you decide to file, like with property and with children.
If they have questions or need help, its always best to go down to the court house and ask someone for help. At the court house they even have a do-it-yourself center. It costs money to print pages and it also costs money to park at the court house.
(The address: 4175 Main Street, off Market and 12th)
I hope I was able to help you out. Best wishes.|||9,999,000. just a ballpark figure.|||well it can be free.... if you do it the right way =]|||They can probably hire a Mediator to help out with the property settlement for $100 per hour. If they are in agreement then it should take less than 2 - 4 hours to draw up the decree and file it.|||its $186 in Texas for no fault divorce call the court house and ask them|||Talk to the clerk of your local family court. They should be able to guide you in which documents to file, and whether you have to hire a lawyer.
I advised a friend and his spouse in Las Vegas. We found a legal secretary in the classifieds who drew up the papers, and two weeks later, they were divorced. They even didn't know until a day or two later!
How do I start to file for a divorce in Texas? I don't know where to start?
I need to file for a divorce, I have been putting it off. We have kids however we have already been through the attorney general to settle that issue. I need to know what steps I need to take. Im low on funds and heard that you can download forms on line and do it that way. Is that true I don't want to do anything wrong any my ex and I are at an agreement to get this done.|||Go to legalzoom.com
I'm pretty sure that is the site I went to for my divorce. It was a reasonable price, and REALLY easy.
Especially if you're both in agreement, it will ask you all the questions and will mail you all the documents you need to serve him with the divorce, and tells you what steps you need to make with the court and everything.
I had no idea what I was doing either, and it made it really easy for me.|||I got my divorce in Texas.
You can go to the public library and they have books that tell you how, and in the book there is a CD with the papers on it, and you just print them from the CD. Or they're right there in the book itsself and you photo copy them out of the book.
You can file them at the courthouse.
Call before-hand to ask what part of the courthouse to take your papers to.
My ex and I agreed on the terms of the divorce, so he filed the papers in May and the divorce was final in August.|||Well that is great that you both have already settled everything, it sure makes it easier.
You can use a document prep site, they'll prepare the forms for you then you'll file and serve them. Pretty simple and low cost.
Here's a link to your state laws, it may help you:
http://document-do-it-yourself-service.c鈥?/a>|||Hire one lawyer and split the cost. Negoiate his/her fees on your limited funds. The lawyer will officially represent one of you, but if you are in agreement, the job is easy. You have lots of tough questions ahead of you, be diligent.|||If nothing is contested, hire 1 attorney, for the both of you, and split the cost. You can get your divorce for cheap bigtime if its not contested. talk to you husband. see if he agrees.|||Go to this website http://www.divorcesource.com/webcartd/do鈥?/a>
Also there are lots of how to books that you can get at your local library.
Good Luck
Red|||go to your local courthouse and get copies of the forms. They will probably have instructions as well.|||get a lawyer|||court|||court|||legalzoom.com ?
I'm pretty sure that is the site I went to for my divorce. It was a reasonable price, and REALLY easy.
Especially if you're both in agreement, it will ask you all the questions and will mail you all the documents you need to serve him with the divorce, and tells you what steps you need to make with the court and everything.
I had no idea what I was doing either, and it made it really easy for me.|||I got my divorce in Texas.
You can go to the public library and they have books that tell you how, and in the book there is a CD with the papers on it, and you just print them from the CD. Or they're right there in the book itsself and you photo copy them out of the book.
You can file them at the courthouse.
Call before-hand to ask what part of the courthouse to take your papers to.
My ex and I agreed on the terms of the divorce, so he filed the papers in May and the divorce was final in August.|||Well that is great that you both have already settled everything, it sure makes it easier.
You can use a document prep site, they'll prepare the forms for you then you'll file and serve them. Pretty simple and low cost.
Here's a link to your state laws, it may help you:
http://document-do-it-yourself-service.c鈥?/a>|||Hire one lawyer and split the cost. Negoiate his/her fees on your limited funds. The lawyer will officially represent one of you, but if you are in agreement, the job is easy. You have lots of tough questions ahead of you, be diligent.|||If nothing is contested, hire 1 attorney, for the both of you, and split the cost. You can get your divorce for cheap bigtime if its not contested. talk to you husband. see if he agrees.|||Go to this website http://www.divorcesource.com/webcartd/do鈥?/a>
Also there are lots of how to books that you can get at your local library.
Good Luck
Red|||go to your local courthouse and get copies of the forms. They will probably have instructions as well.|||get a lawyer|||court|||court|||legalzoom.com ?
What difference does it make if she files for divorce?
We have been married for almost three years. We have hard time and we just want to get divorced.
I am students. So is she. She insists that I should go and get "Islamic Divorce" first because we are Muslims. Then, she will go to the court and file for divorce.
If I divorce or she divorces, what different does it make? Does it have something to do with alimony even though we do not have children?|||It makes no difference who files.|||I think she wants to make sure you're serious. She wants to see if you're really ready to throw in the towel. Part of her might be hoping that you're not done with her.|||It makes no difference.
I am students. So is she. She insists that I should go and get "Islamic Divorce" first because we are Muslims. Then, she will go to the court and file for divorce.
If I divorce or she divorces, what different does it make? Does it have something to do with alimony even though we do not have children?|||It makes no difference who files.|||I think she wants to make sure you're serious. She wants to see if you're really ready to throw in the towel. Part of her might be hoping that you're not done with her.|||It makes no difference.
What do parents usually fight about before they get a divorce?
I'm afraid my parents might get a divorce because they've been fighting a lot lately, and I want to know some things that cause parents to argue over and finally get a divorce.|||They can fight over a lot of things; cleaning, bossing around, never working. Mine almost got a divorce because my dads ex wife almost stole him back. There can be a alot of things that cause divorces, DONT WORRY!|||Finances.|||You're apparently looking for emotional support and guidance, because you feel that your parents might divorce. I suggest you go to meeting of Divorce Care or DC4K (Divorce Care for Kids). DC4K is for kids under 13 years old. Divorce Care is for people 13 and older.
Go to /www.divorcecare.org/. Scroll down, and enter your zip code or postal code. You'll see a list of locations near your house. You'll meet people who have been through the stress that you're going through now, and they can provide emotional support and provide tips for coping which they've learned.
My heart goes out to you. Just remember that if they divorce, they are divorcing each other; they are not divorcing you. They both still love you.|||anything really, most likely the littlest thing can set off an argument, talk to a school counselor or trusted person (friend, teacher, etc.) Stay neutral in all their arguments, take care!
Go to /www.divorcecare.org/. Scroll down, and enter your zip code or postal code. You'll see a list of locations near your house. You'll meet people who have been through the stress that you're going through now, and they can provide emotional support and provide tips for coping which they've learned.
My heart goes out to you. Just remember that if they divorce, they are divorcing each other; they are not divorcing you. They both still love you.|||anything really, most likely the littlest thing can set off an argument, talk to a school counselor or trusted person (friend, teacher, etc.) Stay neutral in all their arguments, take care!
My divorce is already filed, is it to late to add a revised financial statement?
My divorce is already filed, we're awaiting our court date one month away, is it possible to send in a revised financial statement?|||Parent eSource has an excellent articles related to your question. try to read them: http://parentesource.com/2011/04/12/guid鈥?/a>|||its not too late until its finalized but you do need to hurry|||no the sooner the better
What are the steps to filing for divorce if i do it myself?
My husband left me over a year ago we were going to move to a different city....turned out i had to have surgery the day before we planned to leave. So i stayed behind to recover a week later he texts me not to go. He left me with nothing took everything i had ruined my credit. A month later i find out he is living with a girl an she is pregnate and he is the dad...Im not fighting for anything just want the divorce.|||Be very careful you could wind leaving your self open for some back lash from the your husband. Don't let him off scott free he did you wrong make him pay|||Just go to the county court house, get the forms, pay the fee, file them, and wait. Not really hard.|||Okay, I understand your agony but divorce has to be properly planned and managed so that you don't lose out some basic rights that you suppose to have. I know that it's not important to you and you don't want to care much about it.. but if you are not the fault of the divorce, why let yourself deprive of this basic human rights that you should have? .
Here's a site http://tinyurl.com/ye2exop that can you help understand more on the needs to file a divorce the proper way. You can get an overview of the process here http://www.ehow.com/how_2063406_file-div鈥?/a>
Try to talk over it to your closest friends and family members as that will help to ease your emotional pains. I'm sure they will support and help you. Be strong!
Here's a site http://tinyurl.com/ye2exop that can you help understand more on the needs to file a divorce the proper way. You can get an overview of the process here http://www.ehow.com/how_2063406_file-div鈥?/a>
Try to talk over it to your closest friends and family members as that will help to ease your emotional pains. I'm sure they will support and help you. Be strong!
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