Divorce Documentation and Legal Consultation
Documents commonly needed
- Marriage certificate and wedding photographs.
- Identity and address proof of both spouses.
- Proof of the date of separation.
- Income, tax and property records where maintenance or property is involved.
- Children’s birth certificates for custody matters.
- Earlier court orders or notices, if any.
Drafting and review
Petitions, settlement agreements and affidavits should be accurate and consistent. Review by an advocate can help avoid avoidable delays.
Consultation
Bring what you have; incomplete documents are fine at the first meeting.
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