When
Your Spouse is a Military Member
If your spouse is in the military
and he or she is willing to sign the divorce papers,
the process isn't any different than a regular no
fault divorce. An extra waiver form will be necessary
and will be included in your package.
Back in 1941 a law was passed
to protect military members from being divorced while
they were away on deployment. This is called the Sailors
and Soliders Relief Act. This simply means that if
your spouse is not willing to sign the divorce papers,
he or she must be served differently than a civilian
person.
If You Are a Military Member
If you are a military member
looking to get divorced, the procedure is not any
different for you than a regular uncontested divorce.
Online Divorce
This is a complete set of divorce
papers prepared for you for your state and delivered
to you via e-mail. You will receive your forms and
you will print them out, sign and file them. This
process does require some work on your part and you
must be willing to print the forms and make the copies
you need. In some cases, you may need to edit them
to some degree to make sure they print right using
your word processing program. We normally send these
out in RTF format so they can be opened using just
about any processing program.
Once you have placed your order
you will be taken to our intake form. This is where
you will input all of your information that you want
included in your divorce papers. You will submit this
to us and your papers will be processed and sent to
you via e-mail. This is a cost effective plan that
have helped thousands of people get their divorce
papers.
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Your Divorce Today $129.95
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