Divorce, Legal Separation, and Annulment Services
Quick Facts
- In order to file for a divorce or legal separation in California, at least one spouse must meet the California Residency Requirements.
- The California Residency Requirements states that at least one spouse must have lived in California for a minimum of six months and in the county where the divorce will be filed for a minimum of three months.
- If you and your spouse also have children together, LEGALREMEDY.NET will also prepare documentation for child custody, child visitation, and child support for small additional fees. The prices below only cover the fee for the Petition; Orders to Show Causes or Judgments can be prepared for additional fees.
- Once we have prepared your documents, you may choose to file them yourself or request LEGALREMEDY.NET to file your documents for you
- LEGALREMEDY.NET offers the lowest service fees online
Overview
A divorce is also referred to as a "dissolution of marriage." A divorce legally ends your marriage. A divorce usually requires alot of paperwork which includes child custody, child visitation, and child support. There is less documentation if there are no children involved in the marriage. A divorce will allow the court to determine how property and assets will be divided and who will or will not pay spousal support. Other court orders may be incorporated.
A legal separation is different from a divorce because a legal separation does not end a marriage. A legal separation simply allows a married couple the ability to live separate and apart while deciding on parenting, property, and financial issues.
An annulment is also referred to a as "nullity of marriage." The court may grant an annulment if it is found that the marriage is not legally valid. A bigamous or incestuous marriage is always invalid. A marriage may also be "void" if one of the spouses was already married, not of legal age to marry, or due to force, fraud, physical incapacity, or mental incapacity.
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