Married in Peru, divorced in Orlando, FL

[zagollis]

I live in Denver, CO, but I was married in Peru in 1987 and divorced in Orlando FL in 1997. My Ex didn't legalize the divorce in Lima, Peru, but now I need to do it to avoid any problems since she is trying to acuse me of abandoning her and my two kids (15 and 17) for whom she's got custody.
In Peru the lawyer is asking for
1- the divorce document to be legalized by the Secretary of State wich I did, but now they are asking for
2- a document from the Orange County court that says that there is not any process pending against the sentence of divorce and that the Court was competent in the matters according to norms of International laws.
3- To establish that the respondent was notified and given the time to appear in Court.
4- To establish through a Resolution or certification expedited by the Court that the sentence has the quality or authority of a "Judged Thing",(translated literally) wich basically means that it's a done deal to my understand.
5- To establish that there is not a pending process between us about the same matter through a Certification or a Sworn decalration legalized or certified by the Court.
6- And finally, to establish that htis sentence is not incompatible with any other.
Can anybody, please help me?
I tried calling the Court but I couldn't get through and I'm not surewhere to start.
Please help me!

[Ohiogal]

You need to get in touch with the court -- try their website, phone number or CRRR. No one here can get the information you are told you need. But don't call the court Monday. No one will be there.

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