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are many divorce web sites on the internet. Some are web-sites that indicate they
can get a divorce in all 50 states. Be careful that they are not charging you
a fee for only mailing you the papers and forms and then leave you by yourself
to file court documents and pay the court fees.
Second, there are many differences between the states and the laws as they
relate to grounds for divorce, eligibility for divorce, jurisdiction for divorce
and the time limitations for filing various legal documents in the process of
getting the divorce. The multi state web-sites will frequently disappoint the
person seeking a divorce and you are not at all likely to speak to a North Carolina
lawyer who can give you correct information as it pertains to North Carolina law.
Erroneous information can readily cost you the loss of your incurred expenses
and inconvenience invested before your case is dismissed but can produce very
expensive losses and missed opportunities and further result in large legal expenses
you might have otherwise avoided. Just a few of these erroneous statements are
mentioned below: "If both parties currently reside in the state, then
there is no time period required" This is false according to North Carolina
law. "WAITING PERIOD: North Carolina law requires that when utilizing
the simplified divorce procedure, thirty (30) days must elapse from the commencement
of the before the court will consider entering a judgment of dissolution of marriage."
This is false according to North Carolina law. "You and your spouse must
agree to the property and debt division and memorialize your agreement in the
Marital Separation Agreement" This is false according to North Carolina law.
"You attend your Final Hearing" This is false according to North
Carolina law. "Simply print and sign your Divorce Papers and take them
down to your local county courthouse. That's it." This is false according
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the positive side of obtaining your simple no contest or uncontested divorce,
John Walker's Divorce Clinic will ensure that you and your spouse meet the legal
divorce requirements of North Carolina. The Divorce Clinic will prepare the necessary
legal documents and mail them to you for
your signature. "The Six
(6) Easy Steps For a Divorce" John Walker's Divorce Clinic will
in most cases mail the summons directly to your spouse for their signature. In
most instances the spouse signs and returns the papers promptly and without expense.
When a spouse does not choose to sign the document, the Divorce Clinic will have
the sheriff serve the summons to your spouse that will be issued by the Clerk
of Court. And finally, once the judge has signed the divorce judgment, then
we will mail true copies of the Divorce Judgment with the court seal to both the
husband and the wife. To
get started, you can either complete this simple online form so that we
have some basic information about you or you can call our office at 1-800-303-0960.
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