How to file for divorce – Divorce advice for women

Question by MoW39: Is it possible to file an uncontested divorce from the US if married in Alberta Canada to a Canadian resident?
I was married, but now want to get a divorce. My spouse is also fine with the uncontested divorce. Problem is, I am a U.S. resident living in Georgia and she is a Canadian resident living in Alberta. Can I file for divorce from here through the Canadian system or do I need to file in my current state of residency? Any advice would be great.

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Answer by Nehru
Yes,it is possile

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Question by LLL: Is it possible to file for Divorce based on Separation?
Hi there! I wasn’t happy in my marriage and I decided to divorce my husband. i moved out of our house five months ago. He told me that he is not going to sign any divorce papers. I heard that after 18 months of being separated I can file for divorce and it will be granted even without his signature. Is that true? We own two properties but I don’t want anything. i just want the divorce and that’s it! Any advice will be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

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Answer by Softtouchmale
What you heard and what reality is are two different things.

First of all what jurisdiction did you two reside in? The law of that jurisdiction may apply.

Second, is that jurisdiction a no-fault jurisdiction? If so, then separation or not, you would be entitled to seek a divorce due to irreconcilable differences or incompatibility (depends on jurisdiction), and would be granted a divorce regardless of whether your husband wants to sign.

Finally, you could move to a no fault jurisdiction and file for a divorce there, after establishing residency, and thereafter obtain the divorce, though it would not necessarily settle the property issues.

Without more, really no one can say. Most jurisdictions that have fault laws, require a minimum separation of at least 1 year.

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Question by sister_goldenhair: i need advice regarding a possible divorce and assets.?
i have been married almost 5 years, living together for seven years, and together for 10 years total. no children, but a 80 lb golden retriever whom we acquired together when the dog was a puppy. my husband has an engineering undergrad degree and a MBA from a prestigious university. he earns 6 figures plus annually. i have been in grad school throughout most of our marriage and only working part time. he has paid the majority of expenses over the years. we have no debt and about $ 200K in assets (mutual funds, IRA, stocks, etc). we own no real estate. we live in nj, a community property state. if we divorce, will i be entitled to half of our assets. we have no prenup. i am a designer and make considerably less than he does. please advise. thanks.

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Answer by Teeny
It’s amazing that in this day & age we try to make sure everything is even, because there is no such thing as “Leave it to Beaver” anylonger.

Before you decide to divide everything up, I really think you ought to talk to your husband & see what his thoughts are. He may be all for 50/50 – but you have to ask him first…

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Question by Pregnant with baby# 2!!!: Possible Divorce…. Need advice…. Did I do the right thing?
I guess let me start with our ages I am 21 he is 27….
We will be married for 1 year on December 12th. I love my husband, but he and I just aren’t the same anymore.
We’ve French kissed 1 time in the past 4 months at least. We only make love when he wants to. When we are on the phone a majority of the time is spend either in silence or bickering at one another. That is what we have turned into.
When we met we made love all the time sometimes 3 times a day.
We also rushed a lot of things; we’ve been together for a total of 2 years this December. We have a beautiful little girl, she is 9 months old.
I love him, and I don’t want to be without him but I just feel like maybe we are not in love with each other anymore.
I’ve gained some weight since we’ve been together and since I have had the baby. I was 125 pound when we met and now I am 170 pounds. I feel like a lot of this weight is my depression of supporting our family (I’m the money maker in our relationship) and not having a husband that wants to touch me.
I don’t really know what to do about this…
I told him that if we don’t start having sex on a regular basis and if I don’t see a change of how things are that we may have to have a trial seperation… I said that in hopes that maybe he will try. I have told him before that it hurts me the lack of love making and passion between us and nothing has changed so I felt like maybe it is what I have to do.
I don’t think I look that bad but he you be the judge….
Before:

http://s9.photobucket.com/albums/a75/juicybaby0116/?action=view&current=hotness.jpg

Picture taken a month before we got together in 2006
After:

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Photo taken this weekend

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Answer by Curtis R
i’m going to be honest maybe your weight gain has caused him to lose attraction to you. love is a choice. you need to ask him if he still finds you sexually attractive and have him be honest with you. and if he says no then you need to work on that. first let him do the talking with out either one of you arguing. talk like adults.

then you tell him what your needs are. again TALK like adults.

once both of you have let the necessities off your chest work on them as a team.

but do not only blame him for all of the relationships problems.

best of luck

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Question by Nina: Possible divorce and need advice?
I think divorce is imminent. Not sure if he is going to petition it or push me to petition. Either way, I need advice for what to do to protect myself. I am a housewife. I know- get a job. This is something I am working on. I would like some suggestions or ideas to prepare myself. I don’t think this is going to be amicable. We don’t have kids together. I have kids from previous marriage.

Thanks in advance for any advice you can provide.
We just celebrated 6 yrs.
I don’t have any where to go. There is no one I can stay with. I have no money.

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Answer by Terri J
Before you do anything, including getting a job, you should talk to a good attorney. For instance, if you have little education and would need more in order to make a good living, it might make more sense to go back to school and insist he support you in that. Also, you need to think about setting back some assets for a cushion if you can. See an attorney right away.

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Question by Star2009: anyone can advice whether is it possible to file for divorce outside australia?
a friend of mine married an australian would like to file for a divorce. she currently resides outside australia, she is australia’s PR holder. is it possible for her to file for divorce outside australia? or she has to file it in australia?

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Answer by Blue T
She should be able to divorce him almost anywhere that has no fault divorce. The usual rule today is that she is able to acquire her own domicil. The old rule was that she could not and had to seek him out to divorce him. She could divorce him for fault, but often the old statutes of divorce did not let the wife sue on the basis of her own independent domicil. To be internationally recognized, divorce jurisdiction is usually on the basis of domicil. If she can acquire her own domicil, then she is able to commence proceedings for divorce in the country in which she is domiciled. The law that will be applied is the law of the country in which she applies. This is for divorce. It is not the same for custody of children, etc. The divorce will be recognized in Australia on that basis under Indyka v. Indyka and the provisions of Australia’s federal Family Law Act 1975.

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a dear friend has been told to leave his home to his wife for several months, she says she is determined to leave the children after a family argument (long complicated story) If he leaves the house, at the request of his wife, six months or more, this could be seen in him abandoning the family and the family home, whether it was a divorce case and that means you would lose any claim to the house that has paid for more than once. United Kingdom is a question I hope someone can give advice thanks

a friend of mine married an Australian divorce file. He currently lives outside of Australia, Australia has PR. she may divorce outside Australia? or have to file in Australia?

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