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Bobbyfbrown

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Im kind of in a bind and really need help with my forms. I live in Massachusetts but im filing for divorce in Rhode Island. The residency requirements there are that one spouse must have lived in the state for a year prior to filing, which my spouse has. However, the first line of the Complaint asks me to verify that ive lived in the state for that period. Do i leave it blank?

Also, we don't have children so do i need to file the forms regarding children with N/A or not file them at all.

My last question pertains to the financial form. I filled it out to the best of my knowledge but there is a part on the top for total liabilities but seeing as i didn't list any Im not sure whether to write N/A or leave it blank.

Im sorry to put this on you guys but im filing Monday and haven't been able to afford a lawyer so doing it myself has been tough. Any help would be great. Thank you soo much.
 


Bobbyfbrown

Junior Member
Thanks for the reply. Ive put this off for 7 years. I have an issue with procrastinating. I want to move forward with my family and Im enlisting in the Navy in January. I really just want to get the process started. As far as why Im filing in RI. I recently moved to MA so RI is just where I decided to file.
 

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