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How Long Does a No Fault Divorce Take in NY?
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I am curious to know if I have no idea were my soon to be ex wife is will a court grant me a no-fault divorce. We have not been leaving together since 01′ and I have not hear or spoken to her in that same amount of time. We have no children, no assests.
If you don’t know where your spouse is you have three options:
(1) You can attempt to locate her on your own
(2) You can have us try to locate her for you
(3) You can do what’s called a publication divorce, which is quite expensive and time consuming. This is when you publish a notice in the newspaper for a certain period of time to put your spouse on notice of the divorce proceedings against her.
If you want to discuss any of this, please feel free to give us a call at (866) 830-2064. Thanks.
What if you have no way in getting in touch with her? Is this a mandatory requirement by law to get in tuoch with your soon ex-wife/ husband before a no fault divorce praceedings can be initiated? Please clarify. Thanks. Juanito
Juanito, please see my answer above. To clarify, yes, you either need to serve her divorce papers, have her admit service of the papers or do a publication divorce. Please contact us at (866) 830-2064 to schedule a free no-obligation consultation. Thanks!
Is it true that one has to wait one full year in NYS to file for a divorce? If this isn’t so, and there are no assets, children … etc …. only married four years … how long before one may file?
Thank You,
Kathleen Castellano
Kathleen, that is a good question as there is a lot of misinformation out there about filing for a New York divorce. The short answer is no, you do not need to wait a year in order to file for divorce in New York. There is a new no-fault law which permits you to file right away. If you’re interested in filing for a divorce we can certainly help you do it quickly, conveniently and affordably. Please give is a call to discuss the process in detail (866) 830-2064.
Hello, This sounds good. But my question is what about a Guy who has only one child from his wife. He pays all the Bills. and she doesn’t work any more. In the past 3 years, She became a full time house wife. But they fight like Lions and Bears.
So what happens to him if he wants to Divorce ? what happens to The House? The 2 Cars? The Child? Custody ? what will the Alimony be?
You guys make the divorce sound Simple in only a regular scenario.
We can help you get a fast divorce even in complicated situations. Obviously if you’re in agreement the divorce is faster. If it’s contested then it will take longer.