My Husband And I Do Not Make Much Money And We Really Dont Own Anything Of Much Value – Is There A Simplified Way For Us To Get Divorced?

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My Husband And I Do Not Make Much Money And We Really Dont Own Anything Of Much Value – Is There A Simplified Way For Us To Get Divorced?

It depends. Some states offer a simplified version of divorce that may be available to you. In the states that do, it is usually required that you and your husband have been married for a short period, such as five years or under, have no children, only have a small amount of debt and do not own a home.

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