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• Frequently Asked Questions

• How can divorce centers help you?

  We at Divorce Centers assist you in completing and filing the required documents with the court for uncontested divorce. We are not attorneys and we do not give legal advice. We use the Nolo Press book, How to do your own Divorce In California, which provides a great deal of information that you will find helpful in making your decisions.

• Where can I get help with separation and divorce?

  NFMA has a network of over 60 not-for-profit Family Mediation Services in England and Wales offering help to couples, married or unmarried, who are in the process of separation and divorce. Gingerbread is the charity which works nationally and locally, for and with single parent families, to improve their lives.

• Where can I get help with a do-it-yourself divorce?

  If you are not able to handle a do-it-yourself divorce where you file all the papers yourself, it is likely that there is a legal aid society in your area or a volunteer lawyers program through your local bar association. Call your city or state bar association to ask for contact information or do an internet search to find them.

• How do I file for a divorce?

  1. Visit the court clerk’s office in the county in which you live. ...
  2. Obtain the forms necessary to file for divorce. Some states or counties have websites with links to the forms you need to file for divorce.
  3. File the necessary forms with the clerk’s office. This is the first step to formally placing your divorce petition on file with the court.
  4. Pay the court’s filing fee. All courts charge a filing fee to file for divorce, which varies widely from one state and even from one court to the next.
  5. Always keep copies of all documents. Whenever you turn in a completed form, always keep a copy that has been file-stamped by the clerk’s office for your own records.
  6. Stay organized. In addition to keeping copies of everything, make sure you file and store your paperwork in a safe place.

• How do I apply for a divorce?

  You can apply for a divorce by yourself (sole application) or together with the other party to the marriage (joint application). ... You can register on the Commonwealth Courts Portal and apply electronically by completing the online interactive Application for Divorce unless you are not eligible for a fee reduction and will be applying under financial hardship.