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Introduction:

The modern day divorce is usually little more than a simple clerical matter. By the time you have made the decision to get a divorce the marriage has ended, and all that remains is to take care of the paperwork to end the legal ties. Ending the legal ties, (getting a divorce), often includes dividing up any property from the marriage or just confirming or identifying the separate property of the parties. If you have children from the marriage, under the age of 18, typically custody, child support, and visitation, will be set out in the divorce making it easier on everyone involved - including the children. Clearly spelling out who is to do what, when and under what terms and conditions in the divorce leaves less to be argued over.

It is now the stated policy of most states to encourage spouses and parents to reach a Marital Settlement Agreement and a Parenting Plan including Joint Custody of Children whenever practicable as part of the divorce. Joint custody does not necessarily mean a 50:50 time sharing of the children, although some parents are very creative in working out a parenting plan doing just that, or at least close to it. Joint custody also does not mean that there won't be any child support ordered. Joint custody is in reality closer to a 50:50 sharing of the "responsibility" for decision making about the things that affect the lives of the children.

In the most 'common' joint custody plan, 1 parent has primary physical possession, and the non-custodial parent has the standard visitation of basically every other weekend, alternating holidays, and an extended period in the summer, and pays child support. In the real world, joint custody is typically a parenting plan that keeps both parents actively involved in all of the major decisions impacting the child and gives the non-custodial parent a greater role in the lives of their children.

The majority of divorces are granted by agreement of both spouses. That means that for the majority of spouses, they have reached an agreement about how they want the affairs of their divorce settled and rather than needing (or wanting) someone to 'tell' them what they 'ought' to do; what they really want is someone to simply do the paperwork - according to the way they have decided to settle their divorce, and give them the procedural information they need to process their divorce without hiring a lawyer.

That is exactly what we do. You make the decisions - We Do the Paperwork; and provide the procedural information to 'walk' you through the process from filing the initial paperwork to walking out of the courthouse a newly divorced single person.

Everyone knows that you can represent yourself in a murder trial - we hear about it almost daily on the news; but few people realize that there is no law in any state requiring you to hire a lawyer; you are not required to hire a lawyer to handle any legal matter for you - including your divorce.

The following sections detail the various aspects of divorce, custody, support, visitation, and property division settling the affairs of the marriage.

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Every Citizen's right to know and use the law - without hiring a lawyer - is fundamental to American Democracy. The law, like any other information, can be broken down and organized into small, easily understandable sections and bits. The 'bits' can then be put together to complete a larger task.

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