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Divorce
Arizona
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The way you describe it, it sounds like you no longer are responsible inasmuch as she no longer owns the car.
You cannot do anything your son can file a motion to have the order of protection lifted.
Yes, you would be able to get support. File motion for support.
If neither one of you are able to afford insurance then apply for Medi-cal.
More facts are needed. It is probably best for you to speak with a family law attorney, maybe begin in whatever state the bankruptcy is filed.
You can do it yourself. You must also complete an indigent form for the Court. With no income, the Court will waive all filing and other fees.
You might see if you qualify for Legal Aid or Legal Services financially.
Uncontested divorce is cheapest but state filing fee is $ 409.00.
Go to legal aid. They should be able to help you.
Most counties have self help desks at the family law court house. You can also apply for a fee waiver.
Total time 6 months File, serve, if other party allows you to take a default judgment in 1 month the marriage is over in 5 more months. That is IF... Read More
In Arizona there is a self service center at most superior court facilities. The self service center has forms and instructions for individuals to... Read More
Ask for a fee waiver and use any services provided by your local family court.
In Arizona there is a self service center in most superior court facilities. Forms and instructions are also available online.
you file for a divorce like any other person would.
You should seek a consultation with a family law attorney in the state in which you reside. Although you did not specify whether you and he were... Read More
You should consult with experienced family law counsel to discuss your matter. If you and your husband never lived together in Arizona there may... Read More
Generally speaking the jurisdiction where you would file the dissolution is where you have resided for the required period of time. In Arizona you... Read More
It depends on your county of residence. My county advances all uncontested matters to the top of the list. If this is an uncontested matter it is... Read More
As you are in agreement I would recommend contacting a mediator and having a final agreement drafted and filed with the court so your divorce can be... Read More
From the time the papers are personally served on the non-filing party who is referred to as the Respondent there is a six months waiting period.
With no problems whatsoever, anywhere from 20 days to 42 days. With problems, who knows.
It depends on whether the divorce is contested or uncontested. In Georgia, If you and your spouse agree on everything and enter into a Settlement... Read More