Divorce Papers in DR. Where to locate.

Wouldn't it be incumbent on the person who did this (and must have forged the consent from the other as that is a requirement)to prove the divorce is legit vs. the person who thinks not proving it isn't?

You may want to hire Mr. Guzman to dredge this stuff up. Good luck.

Well, first of all, the divorcee certainly must have received a copy of something that states that they are now divorced, rather than just taking someone's word for it. I for one, if I wanted a quickee divorce, I certainly would want the one I was divorcing to knwo that it had at least happened, otherwise it's as good as a woman saying, "I'm on the pill."

If she (or he, but probably not) did receive these forms, the will be a date or at least a stamp showing exactly where they were filed. Follow the paper trail. If there were no papers filed, and the divorcee never did formally consent, chances are pretty good that she is still just as married as their wedding day. My advice, go down to your local courthouse and file for yourself, because if you didn't sign in the first place, and you want a divorce, go ahead and do it now and put down everything that you want!

There is no easy way to find out without some information such as place and date of the divorce.

You should read this: http://santodomingo.usembassy.gov/Consular/ACS/divorceDR.htm

Even when it is in the US Embassy website, it is about Divorce in the Dominican Republic.

How to obtain a copy of a divorce decree makes you consider to keep it in a bank safe box.

Jess

A good while ago, I witnessed a lawyer handing out divorce decrees like he was dealing cards. Every person there had filed for a "quickie" and they received a large manila envelope with their decrees inside.

No paper, no divorce would be my guess.

BTW, they all went away happy...

HB