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writes:I can’t take my husband anymore he uses my parents as a tool. Anytime he wants to hurt me he disrespects them, not in front of them. I talked to him tonight and said that I will leave he said that is fine and do whatever you want. He doesn’t think that I am serious but it’s over I really don’t want anything from him because when we got married he already had a house. We have a child together and the only thing I may ask is for child support. I have recently started to work but my income is not enough $2000 net per month. I won’t have the luxury anymore but that ok I had enough and I don’t want us to disrespect each other anymore. I want to do it fast and very friendly without asking him anything more than child support. What is the best way to get divorce without a lawyer?
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reader, anonymous, writes (16 April 2012): Thanks everyone for answering my question. My understanding is I can’t do it 100% online and I need to get some help anyway. I searched online but there is many websites out there that you really don’t know which one is a right one to use. Some offer inexpensive fees for filling divorce online but you can’t see it unless you pay first and I don’t know if it does work or not. I don’t know if I apply for divorce and the documentation is not the right ones or if it is incompleted I should pay the fee to the court again or not.
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reader, Honeypie + ♥, writes (16 April 2012):
 When there is a child involved you usually can't do the DYI (online) divorces. I would however suggest that you DO use one. Look around and see if you can find a pro bono or one that will do payments.
You need to have a custody agreement and childsupport agreement in order. It will be worth the money.
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reader, lover06 +, writes (16 April 2012):
You'll be fine which state you are in . without a lawer may work as you said you dont want anything from him. you have to do all the work thou going to the court and all, and there is free help out there that you can use . check on line you'll fine all the forms and everything there . i did my divorce all by self and for free, but i didnt have any kids with him which would make a little different not difficult thou. But do take what you are entitled to honey. Go for it you.
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reader, Aunty BimBim  +, writes (16 April 2012):
 I did what you did, just picked up what I could, plus the three kids, two cats and a dog. With hindsight I wish I had been more proactive in gaining some financial recompense for the time and effort I had put into the marriage.
As a minimum please at least make a preliminary enquiry with somebody qualified in the area of family law, I am not saying take everything he had before you were married, but your child does deserve more than life on what you can earn and if you are legally entitled to a portion of the house, take it for your child. Dont deprive your child a decent home just because you dont want to take anything of his.
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reader, anonymous, writes (16 April 2012): You can use a "divorce mediator" instead of an attorney. My sister used one when she divorced from her first husband. Mediators are supposed to help make the divorce process a more cooperative one between the two separating people, rather than a competition and spite fest as attorneys will tend to do.
I'm not sure what your purpose is for not wanting a lawyer? is it to save on legal fees? I think you still need some kind of legal professional , you can't do a completely DIY divorce. (I don't think, but maybe I'm wrong)
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