Married in Puerto Rico-easiest cheapest way to get divorced?

[ryaba10]

No I understand your point... just so sick of him thinking that everything can be handed to him or done for him. He is an only child-and not to stereotype-but he has had things pretty easy in terms of his parents doing everything for him.

I just want him to take responsibility for what he wants. If he doesn't take the proper steps in the next month or so, I'm sure I will be handling this. That is unfortunate to me because I don't even want the divorce. I want to work it out... perhaps counseling? He's opposed to it though. So, basically, that's why I am having a hard time taking the next step and filing. I don't want the divorce and I feel that he needs to take responsibility for his actions.

Thanks again though. I am responsible for my life and when I can come to terms with it, I will file if he hasn't already.

 

[Lharlem]

Live in NY married in PR

I have similar situation. Both parties reside in ny recently (less than a year) married in PR. Marriage certificates were signed but how do i find out if marriage is valid? What are the options for annulment or divorce?






UOTE=xylene;2609621]Glad to help.

I do want to say that I think you might have missed my point.

He doesn't have to do anything.

You might want to consider filing a divorce, since he has abandoned you.[/QUOTE]

 

[TheGeekess]

I have similar situation. Both parties reside in ny recently (less than a year) married in PR. Marriage certificates were signed but how do i find out if marriage is valid? What are the options for annulment or divorce?






UOTE=xylene;2609621]Glad to help.

I do want to say that I think you might have missed my point.

He doesn't have to do anything.

You might want to consider filing a divorce, since he has abandoned you.

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Please start your own thread. Not only are you hijacking, you are also necroposting. Both are discouraged on this forum.