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She must investigate the cause and reason. Charlie and Jacob came to the garage and got into Jacob’s BMW. As soon as they left the house, Jacob asked frantically, “Charlie, how can I divorce the shrew?! You have a lot of weird ideas, hurry and give me some!” Charlie said, “If you want to get a divorce, you’ll have to go through the trial separation for at least two years. Mom said it yesterday, didn’t she?”

" he said giving me divorce papers and pen in my hand to sign them. I hold the papers in my trembling hands ... And took a deep breath to calmed my racing heart which was ready to came out by breaking my ribs. I saw the papers .. his signature on them .... This man ... Pufff I am still siting on the bed while he is standing beside me , a step away from me .... I took deep breath and gathered all the courage to speak out boldly infront of him. " I .. I am not going to sign them , why are you so obsessed for Divorce , can't you give a try to this marriage o"... I got cut by his slap... *Sob*. I hold my aching pain burning cheek with my trembling hand while half laying on the bed...

"Oh..." The staff member seemed regretful. "It's not easy for two people to come together. You seem to have a good relationship. Why do you want a divorce? Getting divorced is not a small matter. Please don't be impulsive. Once there's a crack, it's hard to mend." I lowered my gaze helplessly. "You might have gotten the sequence mixed up. Cracks don't appear because of divorce. Divorce happens because there are cracks." Few couples would want to divorce unless they had no other choice.

That night, I went online and searched for information about filing for divorce. I knew it would be a challenge for me to get a divorce without Austin's consent. Even so, would the outcome be different if I forfeited everything or if I had evidence of Austin's cheating during our marriage? I consulted several lawyers online, and they all practically gave me the same answer: it would be easier for me to get a divorce if I obtained evidence of my spouse's wrongdoings. Now that I had a better idea of how to proceed with my divorce, I was filled with energy.

Marcus was shocked, his demeanor changing. “what did you just say?” He asked coldly. “You heard me, I want a divorce. The earlier the better.” Sophia said without backing down. “That will never happen, Sophia, you know how a divorce could affect my family. Just forget about it. I'm willing to change for you and be the man you want or do anything else but divorce is out of the question here.” He said firmly leaving no room for discussion. “I'm not asking for your consent, I'm telling you I want a divorce. I don't care about your family reputation.” Sophia met his cold eyes with a burning fire Marcus had never seen before.

Sophia seemed surprised by Maya's words, she raised her eyebrows, "It's easier to separate it if it’s not true love." Sophia suppressed her smile, thought for a moment, then raised her hand and knocked on the table: "Since the other party has no intention of negotiating, or even agreeing to a divorce, we can only start a lawsuit directly." Said that, Sophia confirmed to Maya in a teasing tone, "You don’t have a problem with direct litigation, do you, right?" Maya nodded helplessly: "As I said, no matter what, divorce is the ultimate destination."

She wanted to have a real family. “Besides, who said we were divorced? You might have signed the divorce papers, Lily, but I never signed them. In the states, divorcing requires you to submit signed divorce papers and officially file for divorce. It requires couples to go through a divorce trial until their divorce is finalized by the authority with a stamp. We never did any of this, not that I remember.” Rayan chuckled dangerously at the end of his sentence, making a sudden shiver pass down Anthea’s spine. Her whole body froze in complete shock as she stared at him unblinking.

"What did they do?" Shrugging my shoulder, I winced. "Well, Eric mentioned to me that they were pressuring their relationship. His mother offered her money just to divorce him," I answered. "What is divorce?" I paused and was about to throw her a scowl, but then I remembered that she wasn't from this world. "It's what married people do when they're not happy with their relationship anymore. It's kind of like a separation." "That's just cruel," she commented. I hummed in disagreement. "So, as I was saying, Eric fought for their relationship, lasted for about over a year, and then just... poof, she dead."

Jaclyn Dills sneered, "Mr. Fox, spare me the semantics. What junior? Do you dare to say you have no other intentions towards my Luna?" "Your Luna," I replied without backing down, staring at him. "I recall you two recently divorced. If Mr. Dills is unclear about the meaning of divorce, I can enlighten you. Divorce is the legal act of terminating the marital relationship, rights, and obligations between spouses through agreement or litigation. In other words, the two of you are no longer relevant to each other." "The phrase 'the two of you are no longer relevant to each other' drilled into Jaclyn Dills' mind, making him feel nauseated as if he had swallowed a fly. Was Tommy Fox blatantly decl

“What do you mean?” The clerk nodded slowly, flipping through the pages. “Unfortunately, Ms. Reyes, by law you must be married at least a year before filing for divorce.” The room went still. “What?” Dahlia said. Mr. Roger sighed. “I’m afraid so. Unless there’s evidence of abuse or fraud-which, judging by your certificate, there isn’t-you’ll have to return after twelve months.” “No, no-you don’t understand” she leaned forward desperately, lowering her voice. “I have to divorce this man right now. He’s a sex worker.”