I want to take divorce from my husband pleade let me know the procedure.
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I want to take divorce from my husband pleade let me know the procedure.
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Asked on January 28, 2017 under Family Law, Ohio
Answers:
M.D., Member, California and New York Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 7 years ago | Contributor
There’s no legal requirement that you use a lawyer to get a divorce. You may just be able to get the forms onlineand do it yourself. Additionally, most states have set up self-service centers designed to allow couples to file their own divorce. And even if you decide to use an attoreny, you can still save time and money. If you and your spouse can use an uncontested divorce, assuming that you both agree on the major issues. The main advantage of uncontested divorce is that it’s simple, which means it’s usually quicker and less expensive. Finally, it you qualify, legal aid may take your case or you can see if there is a law school close to where you live that runs a free/low cost clinic. Additionally, the county/state bar association might have a list of attorenys who will take a divorce case for a reduced fee, depending on your income.
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