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Here is how our service works: breaking down
the 123
The how it works boxes scattered across our site
are only a glimpse of everything that happens behind the scenes.
Of course you won't have to worry about it because that's our job.
However, to truly appreciate this liberty and opportunity, we feel
that it is crucial for you to really understand how divorce is
done in this do-it-yourself fashion and how our services tie into
it.
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Here is
what enables
us to do your divorce:
The answer is simple. It is You and Your Constitutional
Right to represent yourself in court.
In other words,
- Did you ever dispute a ticket in
court? If so, did you bring a lawyer? You have the option
to, and few people actually do, but the majority don't
because they exercise their rights.
- The same concept applies to a no-criminal legal matter
like divorce. You didn't need a
lawyer to get married... so why do you need one to get
divorced? Popular belief perhaps?
Here is the bottom line:
If you and your spouse can settle your differences regarding
property, children, support... outside of the court room
and sign an agreement (divorce forms) saying so then you
don't need a lawyer. Simply file the forms and let a judge
approve the proposed agreement and terms of divorce.
Either that or you can let the Judge decide what happens
to the kids, pets, cars, debt, property, assets... because
the Judge knows best. That also means that you and your spouse
will pay lots of money to your respective lawyers or
as we call them "expensive negotiators" where at
the end of the day, no matter how expensive they are, the
decision still rests with the judge. |
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Divorce in a Nutshell:
The process is similar in most states and fairly simple:
- You file the divorce forms asking the court for
a divorce based on terms stated in the forms.
- You notify the other party (your spouse) of the proceeding
and show the court that you did so.
- The court sets a date for you to be seen by a judge.
Your spouse usually doesn't have to attend.
- The judge goes over your forms and puts in requested orders
(child support, property, etc...)
- The judge may ask a few questions before signing the forms
and thereby finalizing your divorce.
Note that the first and most important thing is filing the
forms. It gets the case started and tells the judge what you
want done in your divorce at the end. We take care of the forms
because the rest is just a walk in the park in uncontested
divorce cases.
Here is what we do in respect to the divorce
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We collect payment and
information regarding your case. The information is collected
using a questionnaire available for download at the
end of the ordering process. You complete the questionnaire
and send it in to us for processing.
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Our staff prepares your divorce
forms based on the said information. Once that is done, we
email you with the forms. You review them on your computer.
If adjustments need to be made, let us know and we will make
necessary adjustment. If you are happy with the forms and
no adjustments need to be made, let us know and we will provide
you with further instructions. You will sign and file the
forms according to those instructions. We also help you do
whatever else needs to be done...such as serving the spouse.
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The court will arrange a date
for you to be seen by a judge. Notification usually happens
when you file the forms or shortly thereafter by mail. Don't
be intimidated by the fact that you will go in front of a
judge. You are simply there to ask the court to grant you
a divorce. It is a risk-free procedure and it is simply the
way it is done by law. Your spouse typically does not have
to attend. Check with us to be sure. We provide you with
instructions on how to handle the court date. The judge will
ask you a few simple questions regarding the case... mostly
just to confirm the requests.
To help you answer those questions and give clear statements
in the process, we provide you with sample courtroom statements
which you can use to draft your own set of statements. The
judge will give you the divorce judgment and sign your forms.
It all typically takes only 10 to 15 minutes and you will
be officially divorced thereafter. |
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The best thing about it is that this method is already widely
accepted by the courts and it's as legit as getting somebody
to prepare your taxes. |
Our Guarantee, or safety net, ensures that we
produce the proper forms since they are [as mentioned above] the
most important part of the divorce process. If we fail to deliver,
you get your money back.
We hope you can follow along and see how everything ties
into the process.
BONUSES:
- Free unlimited adjustments.
- Free sample courtroom statement.
- Free maiden name re-instatement.
- Free Marital Settlement Agreement.
- And more...
Why choose us?
We have successfully divorced enough people to safely say
that we are one of the best in the industry. Our company is
also one of the few that still uses real people (paralegals) to
prepare your forms and instructions. Most everybody else has moved
to automated software systems because it's cheaper...yet the cost
of their service is typically more. Go figure. And while an automated
system is good...it doesn't comprehend the logic necessary to do
divorce forms right.
If you haven't done so already, click here
to learn more about our service and check the cost for
your state. |
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