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Most court clerk’s offices have copies of fill-in-the-blank forms for divorce, custody, child support, and name-change cases.

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12 Steps

Step 1 - Is Your Relationship Worth Saving? End the Uncertainty.

Step 2 - Think Seriously About Your Expectations

Step 3 - Take Control and Gain Knowledge About the Process

Step 4 - Is it Really Better “Out There”?

Step 5 - Understand That the Process Can be Lonely, But You are Not Alone

Step 6 - Educate Yourself About Your Finances

Step 7 - Talk With Your Friends about Lawyers and then Consult a Lawyer . . .

Step 8 - Consider All Other Dispute Resolution Alternatives

Step 9 - If Possible, Talk to Your Spouse

Step 10 - Litigate if You Have No Other Choice

Step 11 - Let your kindness (to yourself) be your final self conquest.

Step 12 - Let Go of the Past

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