can i file for divorce for free?
446487
yes you can call your local dept of human ssevirces then request them give you the legal aid number they will and call them they are goverment funded ? yes ?
462022
Most courts have pre-printed forms that cover just about everything.  Call the court clerk and ask if they have such a form.  If not ask if they have a family law clinic (some courts have these in place to assist people who don't have attorneys)...If you and your husband are amicably divorcing ask an attorney to draw up a Stipulation for Dissolution (it's an agreeement between you and the husband that states your divorcing and outlines the terms of the divorce)  good luck.  If you don't want to deal with an attorney, see if there is a legal aid clinic in your area...they do low cost or free assistance for these types of things.
241889
What is the reason you want the divorce? Of course if its something that was morally wrong that cause for a divorce but if not maybe you guys can work it out.  But the part about not having $ for it is..... you'll have to search for Legal Services-a Pro Ce Clinic. They'll show you how to feel out everything and once you go to the courts depending on your income they may or may waive the fee.  I went through this almost six months ago and hey it'll be final in a month. Nothing was spent out of pocket.
470411
CONTACT THE COURTHOUSE AND ASK FOR A TRANSCRIPT OF THE DIVORCE---IT MAY HAVE A SMALL FEE CONNECTED TO THE DOCUMENT.
300774
Will cost.  Need to contact a laywer and start divorce proceedings.  The lawyers office will track down the husband through info you give them and from public records.  As part of the divorce process, it is their responsibility to find and contact the other party once you sign-on to be their client.\n\nNo, I am not a lawyer.\n\nKim
276999
In some states if there is no common interest i.e. children or assets, you may be able to write and file your own divorce. If you state allows this, you will only have to pay the court's filing fee.
55501
Go to your local library tell them you need divorce papers. You can then copy the papers and fill them out. The papers at the library tell you what you need to do and where to go. If you have questions on it you can always call an attorney or check it out on the web. Of course you take it the court house pay the fees. If he contest, or decides to make it difficult for you, then get an attorney, if you can't afford one the courts will usually recommend one or head you in the right direction. In most states whoever files has the burden of all costs. In some, they split.
669329
I'm sure you can get free or cheap legal help in your state. contact a lawyer and i'm sure they can provide you the information you need. good luck and god bless.
552253
Divorce is never as easy as some people say.  Seek the guidance of a marriage counselor in your area and spend the money!  It's worth far more than a new car.
153359
call a local law office they should give you the information for free
1115322
I divorced through an on line service.  I recommend it only if you and your ex can negotiate a settlement amicably.  If there is any disagreement on the division of assets or parenting and custody plans then it is better to use a mediation service or lawyers.  We were able to work it all out and it did not take much time and we did not have to go to court.  The cost as I recall was about $400.  My state is a no fault state.  I don't know about yours.
675296
I don't know how you can get a free one, but LegalZoom.com has some affordable services for this sort of thing.  I think they start around $50.
61060
It depends on where you live.  Most states have pre-printed forms for most of the divorce process.  You should also look for free or low-cost legal assistance in your area if you can't afford an attorney.
1023943
yeah .. sounds like you're ready ... \n\nYou might need some time to save up some $$$ of your own ( if possible )\n\nStart looking for a divorce lawyer ( I would highly recommend one if you have any kids, property, equity, loans, ... etc.... with him )
128117
In most states you can go to their government website and download the papers for free.  If you are not at ends with the other partner, just fill them out together, or each fill out seperate forms and then compromise on the final copy.  Then all that's left is to sign it and turn it in to the court house...
41859
Mutual consent is the best option.  This is a non-contested divorce.  Contact your local courthouse for the paperwork to file for a non-contested dissolution of marriage.  Most courthouse will have the paperwork for you to fill out.  I would start by making a list of the stuff that you want and a list of stuff she wants, have it signed and notarized and indicate that you are both not contesting the divorce.  This will protect the both of you if one decides to start being a problem.
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Nothing is free.  You have to go to the Federal Building to file papers and you have to pay for filing fees.