Divorce is not easy. So why not moving on with your life in the easiest, painless and fastest way possible?

Do what Professionals, executives, politicians, housewives, 

CEOs, attorneys, businessmen, movie stars, athletes,

singers, producers, actors, members of the nobilty

and celebrities have done already. Choose to file your 

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in the Dominican Republic.

To file for a fast divorce in the Dominican Republic 

both parties MUST: 

agree in writing to the division of assets, properties,

debts, child custody, child support, alimony, and tax

considerations.

agree to waive the right to appeal, seek a new trial

and restrain from contesting or challenging the

divorce in future; 

sign a separation agreement and power of attorney; and

at least one of the parties must fly to Dominican Republic, 

to appear before the Judge the day of the hearing. 

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In one day you can get your fast divorce and it is valid and recognized in the majority of the jurisdictions around the world. Don't waste time. Move on with your life now!

A Word of Caution: Don't be fooled by certain online services, unscrupulous law firms, unethical attorneys or phantom Internet companies that promise to offer you a dominican fast divorce by proxy, by mail, contested, without traveling or without the consent or knowledge of your spouse.

Dominican Divorce Law 142, that allows foreign citizens not living in the Dominican Republic to file for fast divorce by mutual consent, requires that both parties: must agree to file for divorce; must sign a marital separation agreement before a Notary Public or local authority; and at least one of them shall appears before the judge the day of the divorce hearing in the Dominican Republic.

So, please be careful! It does not matter if you are dealing with a law firm or an attorney alleging several years of experience in filing Dominican divorces. If the there is no due process pursuant Dominican Divorce Law 142, you might end up with a false, void, or voidable divorce.

Want to read more? Visit

travel.state.gov/law/info/marriage/marriage_641.html

www.usemb.gov.do/Consular/ACS/divorce_DR-e.htm

www.dlawyers.com

www.domrep.org