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Divorce Consultation

Our Free Divorce E-Mail Consultation is designed for prospective clients who want to learn more about their divorce options and have questions which can be answered by a divorce attorney.

Our Free Divorce E-Mail Consultation is appropriate for individuals:

Who have questions about the divorce process.
Who want to learn about their options in divorce.
Who can take up to 15 minutes collecting their information to input into the consultation form.

Our Divorce Consultation includes:

Analysis of your options in divorce.
Answers to your divorce questions.
Preliminary determination of whether divorce is appropriate for you (a final determination is only possible if you retain us for your divorce matter).
Preliminary Quote for our legal services.

Divorce Consultation Form

Please fill out the form below if you would like a Free Divorce E-Mail Consultation. Allow us up to 48 hours to respond to your request for a free e-mail consultation.

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Basic Information

We need this information to contact you in the future.

* First Name

* Last Name

* E-Mail Address

Telephone Number

Enter a Telephone Number if you want us to contact you

Personal Information

We need information about your marriage.

* When where you married?

Give an approximate date if you cannot recall exactly

* Where were you married?

* What type of Marriage Cermemony did you have?

Civil (with a Judge or other official)
Religious

* Are you and your Spouse in Agreement with all the terms of Divorce?

You selected "Yes" or "I am not sure" to the question above. Please try to answer these questions:

Is your spouse willing to accept, sign and/or return the divorce papers to us so that we can process your divorce quickly?

Would you be able to come in with your spouse to sign the divorce papers and complete the process quickly?

Legal Grounds for Divorce

We need this information to determine if you can file for divorce.

* What is the Reason you are seeking Divorce?

No fault (the relationship between my spouse and I has broken down permanently for at least six (6) months).
Abandonment (my spouse and I have not lived together for at least one (1) year).
Constructive abandonment (my spouse and I have not had sexual relations together for at least one (1) year).
Separation agreement (my spouse and I have lived separate and apart for at least one (1) year due to a judgment of separation or a written and filed separation agreement).
Imprisonment (my spouse has been imprisoned for at least three (3) consecutive years after we were married).
Adultery (very difficult to prove - you will need the testimony of a witness to the adultery EVEN IF you spouse admits to committing adultery - we advise selecting "No fault", otherwise this ground will cost extra time and additional legal fees).
Cruel and inhumane treatment (your spouse mistreated you and endangered your physical or mental well-being - you will need to specify exact dates, places and details of the mistreatment - we advise selecting "No fault", otherwise this ground will cost extra time and additional legal fees).

You selected "Abaondonment" to the question above. Please try to answer these questions:

Who moved out and abandoned the marital residence?

I moved out
My spouse moved out

What was the last date you and your spouse lived together?

You selected "Constructive abandonment" to the question above. Please try to answer these questions:

What was the last date you had sexual relations with your spouse?

Residency

In order to file for divorce in New York, you must meet one of the following residency requirements.

Which of the following applies to you and / or your spouse?

I have been a resident of New York State for a continuous period of at least two (2) years.
My spouse has been a resident of New York State for a continuous period of at least two (2) years.
The grounds for divorce occurred in New York State, and both my spouse and I currently residents of New York State.
My spouse and I were married in New York State, and one of us was a resident of New York State for a continuous period of at least one (1) year.
My spouse and I resided in New York State, and one of us is currently a resident of New York State, and has been a resident of New York State for a continuous period of at least one (1) year.
The grounds for divorce occurred in New York State, and one of us is currently a resident of New York State for a continuous period of at least one (1) year.

Children of the Marriage

Children present unique requirements in a divorce proceeding, and the Court will need to know this information.

* Do you have any children in common with your spouse?

* Have you been to to any of the following types of Family Court proceedings with your spouse?

Child Support
Custody
Visitation
Family Offense

Select all that apply

You selected "Child Support" to the question above. Please try to answer this question:

How much did the Family Court Order the non-custodial parent to pay in child support?

You selected "Custody" to the question above. Please try to answer this question:

Who was granted custody by the Family Court order?

Me
My spouse
Other

You selected "Visitation" to the question above. Please try to answer this question:

What visitation rights did the Family Court order?

Supervised visitation
Reasonable rights of visitation
Visitation based on a schedule

You selected "Family Offense" to the question above. Please try to answer this question:

Did the Family Court issue an Order of Protection?

Yes, against my spouse
Yes, against me
Yes, against someone else
No

Marital Property

We need to determine how things of value may be divided between you and your spouse.

Support

We need to know if you will be seeking any type of support from your spouse.

Are you or your spouse seeking spousal support?

Spousal support is paid for a period of time until one spouse can become financially stable after the divorce

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I have read and agree with the Terms Of Service.
This form and the subsequent confirmation I receive at the e-mail address I provided above does not create an attorney-client relationship between myself and the Law Office of Robert E. Martinez, PLLC.
That NO attorney-client relationship exists between myself and the Law Office of Robert E. Martinez, PLLC soley as a result of my providing information on the Divorce Consultation Form , unless and until I retain the Law Office of Robert E. Martinez, PLLC to represent me in my personal divorce matter.
That this form and the subsequent confirmation I receive at the e-mail address I provided above is not "legal advice" but rather is considered "legal information" that is provided to me based on the information I submit.
The confirmation I receive at the e-mail address I provided above is not a substitute for "legal advice", and that I should speak with an attorney regarding any action I intend to take in the future regarding divorce.
I have provided complete and accurate information on the Divorce Consultation Form above and understand that failing to provide complete or accurate information may result in an incomplete or inaccurate Divorce Consultation.
I may receive communications from the Law Office of Robert E. Martinez, PLLC, including by e-mail and/or by telephone at the number I may have provided, and that I will contact the Law Office of Robert E. Martinez, PLLC if I want to change how I am contacted.
I am over the age of 18.