My spouse lives in a different state?

You can file your divorce in the state you have Residency in, regardless of where your spouse is. And if you can't find your spouse, in many cases we can still help. Keep in mind that if you do know where your spouse is located, it is always good to have him "served" with the divorce forms just to prevent any future surprises on either behalf.

We both moved to a different State since we married?

You can file your divorce in the state you have Residency in, regardless of where you were originally married. The average residency requirement is 6 months to 1 year.

I can’t find my spouse?

You'll have to show the court that you at least tried to the best of your ability. The court may require you to run a newspaper ad in the county where the courthouse is to inform your spouse of the legal proceeding. The court may also require you to sign a statement attesting that you diligently looked for your spouse.

My spouse is in prison and I don’t know what to do?

No problem as long as your spouse signs the agreement to the divorce; otherwise you will need a lawyer. This applies to all forms of incarceration.

My spouse is in the United States Military?

Special paperwork may be required, but we can still help you as long as your spouse is in agreement to the divorce and one of you can file the divorce papers.

Whoever is on US soil will need to be the one to file the divorce and if you happen to be military personnel and the one filing the divorce, you will file in the state that you fulfill residency in. It is usually where you are at the moment with the armed forces.

My spouse is refusing to sign the divorce papers, what now?

Your spouse can refuse all they want in the United States. As long as you can show the court that your spouse received the divorce papers, the case will continue and in most cases we’ve found your spouse will eventually default on their end as to a resolution.

 One of us is not a U.S. citizen how does that work?

Yes, we can still help. In a scenario where a spouse is not from the US and/or in the US, the divorce is filed by the person who fulfills residency (citizenship not necessary) in the US. The other spouse will have to sign the divorce forms in agreement (unless of course they can't be found). Call us and we will explain this to you.

How long is the divorce process?

An uncontested divorce takes about 46-90 days without children and 180 days with children. Call the county court in your state to find out for sure.

                        Divorce Rate

What is the current divorce rate in America?
It is frequently reported that the divorce rate in America is 50%. This data is not accurately correct, however, it is reasonably close to actual percentages. The Americans for Divorce Reform estimates that probably, 40 or possibly even 50 percent of marriages will end in divorce if current trends continue which is actually a projection.

"50% of all marriages in the America end in divorce."
The above statement about the divorce rate in America hides all the details about distribution, however.

The divorce rate in America for first marriage, vs. second or third marriage
50% percent of first marriages, 67% of second and 74% of third marriages end in divorce, according to Jennifer Baker of the Forest Institute of Professional Psychology in Springfield, Missouri.”

According to enrichment journal on the divorce rate in America:
The divorce rate in America for first marriage is 41%
The divorce rate in America for second marriage is 60%
The divorce rate in America for third marriage is 73%

The divorce rate in America for childless couples and couples with children
According to discovery channel, couples with children have a slightly lower rate of divorce than childless couples.

Sociologists believe that childlessness is also a common cause of divorce. The absence of children leads to loneliness and weariness and even in the United States at least 66 per cent of all divorced couples are childless.

About divorce professionals:

 When you first decide, or discover, you will be going through a divorce it is very important to recognize who and what type of divorce professional services you may need. The most obvious is a divorce lawyer, but you will be surprised what other professionals may be involved in your case before your divorce is actually finalized. The cost of this is quite frankly staggering. Unfortunately most cannot afford it and trends show that many remain married for years. Either not living together or speaking and in some cases living under the same roof in separate parts of the house doing the same.  With our low income divorce special we’ve made it easy for people across North America to move on with their lives in peace and harmony.

Avoiding a contested divorce that will costs thousands of dollars each:

 There are countless individuals who have gone to an attorney for an uncontested divorce only to have it become contested overnight. Our society is adversarial, and this is how attorneys have been trained. Some believe the only way to take care of their clients is to fight for them. When attorneys look at divorce, in many cases they only recognize conflict. When they look at this condition, it seems obvious that people have to fight to protect themselves. They don’t notice that the condition they observe is their own creation. This warfare is created by their own adversaries. Unfortunately, this is the condition of our culture... This is why we strongly suggest working with your spouse to reach an agreement on the terms and conditions of your divorce. When you have an agreement that works for both of you, what you’ve done essentially is saved yourself thousands of dollars and pain and suffering.

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