Won't Give Me A Divorce My soon to be ex-wife and I discussed a divorce and agreed to just get it done and say that it was irreconcilable differences. We both have no property and assets. We have a daughter together and already have a girls wanting mature online sex support order established so no worries there. I got all the paperwork and mailed it to her so that she could get it notarized, signed and mailed back to me for filing and now she refused to sign the papers. She's in the military. My question is, what are my options for getting this divorce without her. Can I get this on my own-I just want her out of my life. She is currently in Mississippi. Any advice??

can you? Can you set a court date and get her subpoenaed so if she fails to come she's in contempt and can be arrested?

At this point you need to consult with a lawyer. First I would understand howproceeds with a spouse who won't sign. Then I'd explain that process to your spouse following up with it's gonna cost her money too.

Can't avoid it I guess I was really hoping to avoid the whole lawyer thing but I guess it's unavoidable at this point. Thanks.

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That's wht I... would do. Since you have no property issues or anything, just go to the courthouse and file yourself and let them serve the papers on her.

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