California
We got married on May 27 2017 and my wife left the USA on Aug 25 2017. She left before she received advanced parole and once she got on the plane back to Indonesia our petition was essentially forfeited. I also took the necessary steps to cancel it with the necessary gov agencies.
That said we want to file for divorce. She has no means financially or otherwise or intentions to return to the USA. Furthermore given her lower income status and lack of property assets in Indonesia her means and likelihood of obtaining a tourist visa or any other US visa is almost impossible.
Given that she is not in the USA and cannot return to the USA what are the necessary steps to divorce someone who CANNOT:
1. Represent themselves or hire an attorney nor afford it.
2. Cannot return to the USA
Note: We have no joint assets - No joint checking, No real or personal property, no children. No assets at all shared between us.
We got married on May 27 2017 and my wife left the USA on Aug 25 2017. She left before she received advanced parole and once she got on the plane back to Indonesia our petition was essentially forfeited. I also took the necessary steps to cancel it with the necessary gov agencies.
That said we want to file for divorce. She has no means financially or otherwise or intentions to return to the USA. Furthermore given her lower income status and lack of property assets in Indonesia her means and likelihood of obtaining a tourist visa or any other US visa is almost impossible.
Given that she is not in the USA and cannot return to the USA what are the necessary steps to divorce someone who CANNOT:
1. Represent themselves or hire an attorney nor afford it.
2. Cannot return to the USA
Note: We have no joint assets - No joint checking, No real or personal property, no children. No assets at all shared between us.