Dear Client,
Thank you for visiting our Offshore Bifurcated Divorce Online
Site.
The idea of Offshore Bifurcated Divorces is relatively new to most in the United States, Canada and the UK. When it comes to divorce, it's ..... Do-As You-Are-Told. Get-a-lawyer-lots-of-money-file-with-the-county-wait-30-60days-file-an-appearance -wait-30-60-days----your get the picture. Even if you do it yourself, Pro Se the procedure is the same minus the attorney. This only extends a relationship that has already terminated...and for WHAT! You've decided to get divorced so why must you delay?
DON'T WAIT ANY LONGER! Offshore Bifurcated Divorces are now available at the fraction of cost and times of state side divorces. Now, thanks for your curiousity, whether you decide to use these services or not, at least you'll know something that few people ever learn. I hope you find it interesting and useful. An Offshore Bifurcated Divorce, separates the divorce into its parts - Marriage, custody and property. If you have no property or custody disputes, then your divorce can be bifurcated. This will dissolve the marriage,make no comment about property and allow you to get on with your life.
Thanks for your inquiry
P.S. You may have several questions. The Index below is provided for your covenience. It provides information about costs, steps to Global Divorces, Bifurcated Divorce and the forms needed to start your Divorce Today. [BACK TO INDEX]
Below is a partial list of services that we offer. For a complete list visit our Services Grid.
Express Unilateral
Divorce................................$
*Divorce shall be granted by the court in no more than 10
business days. All paperwork certified and returned to client
within 2 weeks. Must include marriage certificates and the birth
certificates of minors to expedite your divorce action.Add $95
for Express Affidavit Service.
1-3 DAY, Mutual Consent
divorce.................$
1-3 DAY, Unilateral divorce...........................$1,895.00
*Divorce shall be granted by the court in no more than 3 business
days. All paperwork certified and returned to client within 12
weeks. Must include marriage certificates and the birth
certificates of minors to expedite your divorce action. Add $95
for Express Affidavit Service.
1 week, Mutual Consent
divorce.....................
1 week, Unilateral
divorce...............................$1,795.00
*Divorce shall be granted by the court and client notified in no
more than 7 business days. All paperwork certified and returned
to client within 12 weeks. Add $95 for Express Affidavit Service.
3 week, Mutual Consent
divorce.....................$
3 week, Unilateral
divorce...............................$1,695.00
*Divorce shall be granted by the court and client notified in no
more than 21 business days. All paperwork certified and returned
to client within 12 weeks. Add $95 for Express Affidavit Service.
PLEASE NOTE: DUE TO INFLATION IN LATIN AMERICA, THESE
PRICES ARE ONLY GOOD FOR 14 DAYS FROM THIS DATE. [BACK TO INDEX]
*A FEW OF THE PRINTABLE FORMS SHOULD BE PRINTED AFTER REDUCING THE 'FONT' SIZE UNDER THE VIEW( then )-FONTS(then)-SMALLER. AN EFFORT IS BEING MADE TO REMEDY THIS PROBLEM. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE USE THE LINK AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS PAGE TO Email us . SORRY ABOUT ANY INCONVENIENCE. [BACK TO INDEX]
FAST-LEGAL DIVORCE INFORMATION
The FAST divorce service we offer is the BIFURCATED OFFSHORE DIVORCE . It's certified legal and recognized all over the world. It's nick-named the "Celebrity" divorce, because so many celebrities have used it to get divorced faster and easier than they could in the USA. The nick-name also comes from the fact that, until recently, it was so expensive that only celebrities and other people with plenty of money could afford it. US Senators and entertainers like Mariah Carey, Mike Tyson, Robin Givens and others have used it. So can you.Your divorce can be granted! It is legal and simple. The most important ingredient is honesty in the application process. Some advantages of the BIFURCATED OFFSHORE DIVORCES are: FAST AND EASY!
Your divorce can be granted in as little as 1 day from the time we receive all your paperwork. All you do is fill out and mail your information. We do the rest! COMPLETE AGREEMENT NOT REQUIRED!
Of course you should settle all your obligations and responsibilities by agreement when possible; BUT, a Bifurcated Divorce can be granted even when an agreement is not possible. In such a case, it simply restores your status as a "single" person and allows later settlement of all other issues. OK WHEN SPOUSE IS "UNAVAILABLE"!
Don't know where your spouse is? No problem! Divorces granted by various states usually require publication in a local newspaper and may take a year or more to be granted. However, the Bifurcated Divorce can still be granted based on your statement that your spouse is no longer available. The process takes days - not months. KIDS OK - PROPERTY & DEBTS OK!
When both parties agree, virtually all marital issues may be settled by a written agreement called a Marital Settlement Agreement(MSA) which is enforceable through state courts. This includes matters related to custody, support, property and debts. YOU MAINTAIN FULL CONTROL!
When you go through state court, all matters are decided by the judge. Even if you and your spouse agree on everything, the judge has the authority to change any agreements you make - and he often does! Foreign courts believe that when two adults agree on matters, the proper business of the court is to simply ratify what has been agreed to. Therefore, YOU retain full control of ALL matters related to custody, property, debts divorce CERTIFIED LEGAL!
After your Bifurcated Divorce is granted, your Final Decree of Divorce is sent for validation to the Consulates Office. Bifurcated divorces are widely accepted and has been used by such well known people as Michael Jackson and Lisa Marie Presley, Sylvester Stalone, Mike Tyson, and many others. INEXPENSIVE!
When you compare the Bifurcated Divorce to divorces granted in most states, provinces in the US, Canada or the UK you'll probably be surprised to learn that it's price is quite competitive... especially when you consider the "hidden" costs of state divorces. When pricing in state divorces, one must remember to consider the cost of notarizing documents, certified mailings,service of documents by a process server or law officer, transportationto and from one or possibly even several court sessions, parking fees and any court ordered counseling... all of this is, of course in addition to legal fees and court costs. Also, there's the matter of your time. With the Bifurcated Divorce, the whole process only requires that you fill out and mail a few papers. You can be done with your part in a matter of minutes instead of hours - days - weeks or even months! When you consider ALL the costs, Bifurcated Divorce is remarkably inexpensive! [BACK TO INDEX]
We understand that it's not always easy for a client to come up with $1,990 or more in a single chunk. We also understand that speed is not always essential. Therefore, we have developed a program that allows you to "lay-away" your divorce and make payments that fit your budget while saving money as well. Here's how it works.
You mail an initial payment of $1100 or more and we credit the amount to your account. By doing this, you lock in the current lay-away price for the next 12 months.
From that time on, you mail in payments whenever it's convenient. We credit each payment to your account until you've accumulated enough to fully pay for your divorce.
Since we set up your file and begin your paperwork immediately upon receipt of your first payment, the first $1000 is NOT refundable. However, all amounts paid in excess of the first $1100, ARE 100% REFUNDABLE!
Once the full amount is accumulated, we expedite your paperwork and have you divorced within 7 business days from the date we received your last payment.
Sound too good to be true? Well, there are some things that you should know. One is that the minimum payment we will accept is $200. Another is that no divorce will be granted in less than 90 days from the date we receive your first payment - unless you choose to revert to one of the "fast" divorces listed above. All accounts are also subject to an account maintenance charge of $5 per month starting with the second month.
And that's it! So, if you're sure you want to get divorced but don't have enough money to get started, the lay-away plan allows you to get divorced the easy way - no strain - no hassles - and within a payment framework that you control. We think it's a pretty good deal for folks that have to function on a budget.
Speaking of budget, what is the current price for the lay-away divorce, you ask?
How about a low $1,790 for a mutual Consent divorce and $1,890.00 for a Unilateral divorce? Why, heck, that's cheaper than you would expect to pay for many state divorces! So, why mess with judges and court appearances when the Bifurcated Divorce allows you to accomplish the same purpose without the hassles and such at a competitive price? Why NOT choose easy instead of hectic? [BACK TO INDEX]
How is this process legalized?
All Divorces will be processed as follows;
a) Issued and signed by a
judge,
b) his signature certified by the court clerk,
c) the Clerk's signature certified by the
"Procuraduria", or granting jurisdiction
d) the decree translated to English by an official
Judicial Interpreter,
e) the Interpreter's signature certified again by the
Procuraduria, or granting jurisdiction
f) The Procuraduria's signature verified by the Consular
Section of the Ministry of Foreign Relations ,
g) The Ministry's signature certified by the
corresponding International Consulate (U.S. for example)
This takes place in accord with the " verification
of the Judges signature" with a set of formalities
to comply with "International Conventions of
Signature Authenticity"
You get a Bifurcated divorce off shore or in any State in
the U.S., Canada or any other jurisdiction and it's legal
as long as it was properly done according to the laws of
the jurisdiction where it was done and it's also
considered valid.
Thank you for visiting our website. You
ask a very good question.
The answer is, of course it's legal. Legal and illegal,
however are terms that are not very relevant. Legal and
illegal apply more to criminal law. For something to be
"illegal" you have to break a specific law. For
instance, if you rob someone you have committed an
illegal act by breaking the specific law against robbery.
On the other hand, any thing you do which does NOT
violate a specific law is considered a legal act. There
is no SPECIFIC LAW against getting divorced - in the
Doiminican Republic or anywhere else - so there is no
question about legality. We think what you intend to ask
is this "Is the divorce valid?" - and that's a
much more interesting question. The thing that must be
remembered here is that we are dealing with an area of
CIVIL LAW - NOT CRIMINAL LAW. In criminal law things are
cut and dried - you're guilty of you're not guilty. In
civil law NOTHING is cut and dried; the only question
that applies is "what was the ruling on this single,
specific case"? Here's an example that will give you
an idea of just how complicated civil law can be. There
was a fellow in California who went to Nevada and lived
there the required 6 weeks before applying for a divorce.
The divorce was routinely heard by a Nevada court that
ruled that he met the residency requirements and granted
the divorce. Shortly after the divorce, the fellow got
married. A short time after that, he decided to return to
California. When he got back to California, the wife he
had divorced filed suit in California court asking the
court to declare his Nevada divorce invalid because he
didn't reside in Nevada long enough to indicate he
"intended to make Nevada his permanant
residence." Now, although the Nevada court had
already ruled that he HAD met the requirements necessary
to indicate he intended to make Nevada his permanant
residence, the California court dissagreed and declared
his Nevada divorce invalid. The end result is that, in
Nevada - to this day - he is considered divorced from his
first wife and married to his second wife. On the other
hand, In California, he is considered to still be married
to his first wife! In addition, his first wife attempted
to have him arrested for bigamy since he was married to
her and another woman at the same time. However, the
state of California declined prosecution because the
bigamy statute is basically a fraud statute designed to
prevent people from getting married to a second partner
while knowing that a first marriage has not been
dissolved. Therefore, it was the opinion of the state of
California that the guy was NOT guilty of bigamy because
he legitimately BELIEVED he was divorced from the first
wife at the time he married the second wife. What a can
of worms! So, here's the deal. All the junk (and it is
junk because it's really not relevant) that is talked
about in the information against Dominica divorce is
correct in theory. But all it really says is that, IF
CONTESTED, a Dominican divorce MIGHT be declared INVALID.
Yeah, well, so might a Nevada divorce, a Canadian divorce
or any other divorce - in theory. However, the assertion
that Dominican divorce is generally not valid or
accepted, is just pure bull. Sure, there are some court
cases where a specific court, on a specific day, for a
specific case found that a Dominican divorce was not
valid. However, there are also numerous cases where a
court ruled that the divorce was valid. But the fact is,
that thousands of Dominican divorces are granted every
year, go uncontested and are routinely accepted as valid.
We have had clients present a Dominican decree to IRS,
Social Security, Immigration and Naturalization and about
every other agency and jurisdiction you can name and have
the divorce acepted with NO PROBLEM. So what's all the
controversy about? It's about theory - the kind of thing
lawyers just love to argue about. See, in civil law, you
can argue a case from any position and you can always
sight previous court cases where the court decided the
issue in your favor because, if it's a question that's
been around for awhile - like Dominican Divorce has -
there are always hundreds of court cases that were
decided pro and con. That's the nature of civil law. Now,
in the real world, it works like this: You get a divorce
through the Dominican Republic, any State in the U.S.,
Canada or any other jurisdiction and it's legal as long
as it was properly done according to the laws of the
jurisdiction where it was done and it's also considered
valid. In the case of the divorce I do through the
Dominican Republic, the Consulate even attaches a
statement that says the divorce is worthy of "Full
Faith and Credit". At that point it's as valid as
any other divorce. And, if no one ever challenges the
divorce in court, it remains forever valid. But what
happens if someone DOES challenge the validity of a
specific Dominican divorce? THAT'S when you get into the
whole can of worms called civil law. Anything can happen
- whether you're talking about Dominican divorce or
German divorce or any other type of legal action. The
point is, that Dominican divorce is just as valid - not
more so - not less so - than a divorce issued by any
other jurisdiction. They can all be challenged and a
court can rule anything the judge decides is correct on
that particular day for that particular divorce. However,
that particular decision DOES NOT effect any other
divorce - only the one being challenged. Okay, so you get
a legal, Dominican divorce which, in the opinion of the
US Consulate in the Dominican Republic is a valid and
worthy of "Full Faith and Credit" . . . that
remains the case forever - unless somene wants to male a
big deal and argue it in court. That never happens with
99.9% of all Dominican divorces and the divorce is
routinely honored under COMITY (by the way, the assertion
that a state is not REQUIRED to honor the divorce under
comity is correct; what they don't tell you - and
therefore mislead you about - is that states almost
always DO accept Dominican divorce as kind of a
courtesy). Anyway, back to challenging Dominican divorce.
Who can do that? The answer that any agency or
jurisdiction that it's presented to can say that they
won't accept it or that they believe it's not valid. That
however does NOT make the divorce invalid - it just means
that they don't accept it - it's still valid in EVERY
OTHER JUSRISDICTION and EVERY OTHER SITUATION. But the
only way to have the divorce actually declared invalid
for all purposes is to file a court case and have a judge
decide. Basically, there are only two people in the whole
universe who can do that: you and your spouse. If you
spouse signed and agreed to the divorce, there is
actually only one person who can ask for a court decision
and that's YOU. Why, because under the fairness doctrine
known as "Estoppel" your spouse is precluded
from challenging the divorce since she previously agreed
to it. So, who can create a problem? You. But why would
you want to? Just take your decree when you receive it
and proceed as if it was granted by any other state or
jurisdiction because it's just as valid. The odds are
better than 99 out of a 100 that you'll never have a
problem. In the extremely unlikely event that you do have
a problem and a court rules your divorce not valid, than
we will honor our guarantee that's a part of the contract
you signed. So relax. Forget the theoretical world of
civil law where any kind of a ruling is POSSIBLE. In the
real world, as of right now, you have a 100% legal and
valid divorce. It's extremely unlikely that anything will
ever occur to change that fact.