WHAT IS THE EXACT DATE YOUR CASE WILL BE FINAL?
Neither we nor anyone else can tell you that date. As soon as your spouse has been served, we can tell you the earliest possible completion date, but that still is not a guarantee. There are many things, too numerous to mention, that can delay your case, so lets take one step at a time. Well over 90% of our customers who complete their cases do so within the minimum (6) six months waiting period.
Our company does not guarantee the outcome of the case nor do we assume any responsibilities for any changes, modifications of any rule and or regulations set by the courts which govern the manner in which your legal documents are prepared. Although no one can guarantee the outcome of a legal proceeding, your satisfaction in the quality or our work is guaranteed.
We are not a law firm; therefore, we do not give legal advice nor represent you in court. We have filed a bond or made a cash deposit and registered as a legal document assistant (LDA) in each county where we will perform services on your behalf. We are in compliance with self help service as defined by Business and Professions Code Section 6400.
WHAT IS THE DEFINITION OF DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE?
Dissolution of marriage is the legal term for divorce. It primarily involves reconciling all the rights and obligations between you and your spouse, including custody and care of the minor children as well as child support and/or spousal support.
HOW LONG FOR A DIVORCE TO BE FINAL IN THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA?
Neither we nor anyone else can tell you that date. As soon as your spouse has been served, we can tell you the earliest possible completion date, but that still is not a guarantee. There are many things, too numerous to mention, that can delay your case, so lets take one step at a time. Well over 90% of our customers who complete their cases do so within the minimum (6) six months waiting period.
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A PETITIONER AND RESPONDENT?
The Petitioner is the person who first files papers and gets the case started. The Respondent is the other party.
WHAT IS A SUMMARY DISSOLUTION?
A summary dissolution requires fewer forms and is an easier way to dissolve your marriage but NOT everyone can use it. Briefly a summary dissolution is possible for couples who: have no minor children between them, have been married less than 5 years, do not own very much, do not owe very much, do not want spousal support and both spouses must be in agreement.
WHAT ARE THE GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE?
The primary ground for dissolution in the State of California is “irreconcilable differences.” Also “incurable insanity” is grounds for dissolution.
WHAT IS THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA RESIDENCY REQUIREMENT BEFORE FILING A DIVORCE?
The Petitioner or Respondent has to be a resident for at least 6 month.
WHAT IS THE COUNTY RESIDENCY REQUIREMENT BEFORE FILING A DIVORCE?
The Petitioner or Respondent has to be a resident for at least 3 months.
WHAT IS SOLE LEGAL CUSTODY OF A MINOR CHILD?
This means that one parent has the right to make decisions relating to the child’s health, education and welfare.
WHAT IS SOLE PHYSICAL CUSTODY OF A MINOT CHILD?
This means the child will live with and be under the supervision of one parent.
HOW DO I REQUEST TO WAIVE COURT FEE?
If you are getting public benefits, are a low-income person or do not have enough income to pay your household’s basic needs and your court fees, you may qualify to have the fees waived.
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