Posted by MeAnthony on July 04, 2013 at 04:39:09 from (204.106.253.41):
In Reply to: the big D posted by ricb on July 03, 2013 at 12:07:51:
Here in Michigan you can pretty much write it up yourself, IF it's a non-contested situation.
I worked with a guy whose wife had been previously divorced. She looked up all the forms online, printed them off, filled them out herself and filed them at the courthouse. No contest sitaution, Judge accepted it as she had written it, total cost to her for divorce was $12.
Also, they have a "7 day rule" here. It's used for dealing with uncooperative/nonresponsive participants. Basically it states that "if we do not receive a response from you within 7 days, this paperwork will be filed with the court as it is currently written". Judge doesn't dispute paperwork filed under 7 day rule because there's been no reply/rebuttal from opposing party. This is how my own divorce was actually finalized. My ex-wife initiated our divorce, we spent two years and $12,000 apiece because she wanted to fight over everything and refused to make any agreements outside of the courtroom. When it was all said and done, judge had given her final ruling...ex-wife told her lawyer to stall because she didn't want to get divorced any more. Makes you wonder what goes on in some people's mind. Basically, my point is, if you have a similar rule, possibly he can write up the division of property, file it with the court and she can simply not respond?
Hope it all works out and they are still amicable at the end of it.
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