QUESTION
Will my default come faster than 6 months or do I have to wait if we have no children, no joint debts or accounts?
Asked on Feb 05th, 2015 on Divorce - California
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I have filed for divorce. I have not seen, heard from or even know the whereabouts of my ex since 2008. I'm about to file my default paperwork because I have not gotten a response from my ex. I sent the mail to his last known address. I want to purchase my first home and I can't do that because we are still married legally.
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It's not fair to swamp us with allusions to numerous facts/events and, so, I won't address them. Your default will come only after you file your unfiled paperwork to obtain a default, the Clerk verifies that your paperwork is in order, and the Clerk processes it. Then it is just a default. You need to either get rid of your house or your mindset that you should have no attorney. Please meet with the Family Law Facilitator to get assistance in self-representation and a reality check all free to you.
Answered on Feb 06th, 2015 at 4:21 PM
It takes a minimum of six months from when your ex was served to become divorced in every case in California. Good luck.
Answered on Feb 06th, 2015 at 12:50 PM