I am looking forward to getting divorced because I want to move on with my life and do something better for me and our five-year old daughter. We both are agreeing to get divorced. We keep in touch for our child’s sake only.
In Arizona, there is no requirement that the parties be separated for some period of time prior to divorcing. The only grounds for divorce would be that the marriage is "irretrievably broken without reasonable prospect of reconcilation." If you and your spouse believe the marriage is broken, either of you can file for divorce. I recommend you consult with an attorney to discuss the process in greater detail.
You can in Colorado regardless of how long you have been separated. If you don't live in Colorado you need to consult a lawyer where you live because not every state has the same requirements.
Yes, you can get divorced. You should consult with an attorney in order to properly file and finalize the divorce, as well as draft all of the necessary papers, especially as there is a minor child involved.
Yes but the question is confusing. Nevada is a no fault state so you can file at any time. It is important to have competent counsel to walk you through the process.
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