Desperate for a divorce!!!!

[El Rey de Mangu]

Originally Posted by rubio_higuey

By a courier. Allowed (at least under federal laws). Or you hire local alguacil.
Many times you can also do service of process by publication. I have seen one today in Diario Libre.

Can Dr. Guzman please shed some clarity on this process?? I didn't think DR is set up for this. Extrajudicial criminal matter perhaps, but civil?

[La Mariposa]

Originally Posted by gringobizadvisors

How do you serve him then?

Bailiffs exist in the D.R.

[jrhartley]

maybe you shouldnt get divorced, that way you cant make another mistake on the spur of the moment

[korejdk]

I was married to a wonderful person in the DR...many years after I got acustumed to the DR...the divorce was spurred by an US event...went to Gzuan's office in Sosua- chop chop,I spent 5 min over there, I was told $ 2K, half in advance half in delivery...all clear now!

[Drperson]

Originally Posted by heat4916

I have been married to a Dominican man for a little over two years now and I want a divorce. I have been to DR a few times but he has never been to the United States. We have absolutely nothing together....no property, bank accounts, credit cards, homes...nothing. We have never lived together. He has never given me any money...in fact it is the other way around. The only thing we have together is the marriage license when we married in Bonao. He really does not want a divorce but I do. How do I get out of this marriage? How long will it take? Will I have to go to DR? How much will it cost? Please!!!! Any help would be greatly appreciated!!!!

If you PM me I can provide some useful information

[JDJones]

My better half and I did a mutual consent. The cost here in SD was 800 as well.

[singh1551]

Almost 3 years ago I was introduced to a dominican man by a co-worker her brother in-law. Since then I have traveled to DR 5 times. We were married in Jan. 2008. I went to DR in August for the interview, he has since then entered the country and received his green card. We are currently living separately, he has changed since entering the country, constantly arguing with me and I have grounds to believe that the mother of his 3 children has no idea that he was ever married and that he continued to live with her after our marriage. One of his family memebers even told me she overheard him saying that he told her (his ex-esposa) that "someone did his papers for him". Everyone including some of his family is telling me to send him back because I am a nice girl. My question is can I get an anullment? Does he have to agree to a divorce? I have spent thousands of dollars already do I have to keeping spending money on a phony marriage? Do I have to travel to DR? I feel so lost.

[El Rey de Mangu]

Originally Posted by singh1551

Almost 3 years ago I was introduced to a dominican man by a co-worker her brother in-law. Since then I have traveled to DR 5 times. We were married in Jan. 2008. I went to DR in August for the interview, he has since then entered the country and received his green card. We are currently living separately, he has changed since entering the country, constantly arguing with me and I have grounds to believe that the mother of his 3 children has no idea that he was ever married and that he continued to live with her after our marriage. One of his family memebers even told me she overheard him saying that he told her (his ex-esposa) that "someone did his papers for him". Everyone including some of his family is telling me to send him back because I am a nice girl. My question is can I get an anullment? Does he have to agree to a divorce? I have spent thousands of dollars already do I have to keeping spending money on a phony marriage? Do I have to travel to DR? I feel so lost.

My heart goes out to you. It "looks" to me that January 2008 "may" be within the statute of limitations for annulment. If you do not have a confiable attorney here already, I would just get a consultation from Dr. Guzman and Assoc. It would be worth its weight in gold.

[badpiece33]

Originally Posted by gringobizadvisors

My heart goes out to you. It "looks" to me that January 2008 "may" be within the statute of limitations for annulment. If you do not have a confiable attorney here already, I would just get a consultation from Dr. Guzman and Assoc. It would be worth its weight in gold.

The horse is already out of the barn,He is in the states, she is responsible for him and will have to do the paperwork in the states.

[El Rey de Mangu]

Originally Posted by badpiece33

The horse is already out of the barn,He is in the states, she is responsible for him and will have to do the paperwork in the states.

Well, than isn't that a whole lot easier? Just out-lawyer him with a "voidable condition" annulment. If she can prove she was deceived or was on anti-depressants, etc.

The statue of limitations would begin when the "voidable condition" was brought forth.