I suggest you schedule consultations with a California family law attorney and with an Arizona family law attorney so that you can compare. You...

In CA can I stop dissolution (divorce) case if final trial date is already scheduled and many documents were filed?

Mike is right. I would only add that if you hire an attorney you may be able to continue the trial date to give your new attorney time to prepare....

My wife and i have Been married for three months. She wants to divorce but refuses the idea of counseling

The Mikes are right on this one. You can't force her into therapy. Since you've been married for such a short time, you may qualify for...

How long does it take to finalize a divorce if one already filed but did not get the spouse response?

Howard is right, there's no way to know how long it will take to get your divorce back on track. If your spouse fails to respond, you may have...

Husband is in prison, how do I file for divorce???

I agree with Cristin and Dianne. You should consider Summary Dissolution if you qualify. Here's a blog article I wrote on the topic to give...

Can anyone file the paperwork for the Plaintiff in a divorce proceeding?

Dianne is right about that - anyone can file the paperwork. Just so you know, the Plaintiff in a divorce case in California is referred to as...

Your fiance is entitled to a divorce just like anyone else. He simply needs to file the appropriate paperwork with the family law clerks at his...

I would like to amend a Summons for Dissolution because there is a glaring mistake on it. The Petition is correct.

This may sound obvious, but never underestimate the value of being polite to the court clerks. Those folks can really help you out if you've got...

Can me and my soon to be x husband walk in to court and ask for divorce?if yes is that the fastest way?

Richard is right, you can't simply walk into court. Here are two blog articles I wrote on divorce basics. The first, on Summary Dissolution might...

If the court rejects your Judgment Package, don't fret - it's pretty common. Just ask the Clerk what was missing, or pay a local attorney for a...