Advocates for Justice Marriage Dissolution Document Works Great!

 Advocates for justice drafted a marriage dissolution document to dissolve a marriage without assistance from an attorney, the court or the other party. The only expense you will have using our Marriage Dissolution Document is the investment you make in the document itself. My Son was the 1st to use this document and the court clerk tried to convince him that he needed to file for divorce. They told him "so you think you can just file this and the marriage is dissolved" Well it worked check out a copy of the last page of the document showing it was file stamped and below that you can see advocates for justice logo.

The process is simple.
1. Purchase the document from Advocated for Justice
2. Take the document to the to the district court clerk or the county recorder's office and ask them to record the document on the record, and place if next to the marriage license.
Our document is on sale today for 300.00 Give us a call and ask for Guy 913-240-0227 or email winincourt1@gmail.com
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The 1st thing the clerks will say is "so you want to get a divorce" your response is No! I'm only requesting that you record this document on the record and place a copy next to my original marriage license. The clerk will get a little grumpy because they cannot collect money from you like they do when people file for divorce. The corporations have twisted everything so we can be charged a 400.00 filing fee, attorney fees, forced to take child parenting classes and the list of hoops the corporation forces people to jump through is long. This process is perfected under contract law/ common law jurisdiction. The funny thing is when you file our document on the record they will stamp it with the same stamp the court used to stamp the marriage license. The point here is the State uses the same contract law/ common law jurisdiction to grant the divorce they have just added many steps to assure to generate revenue. The legal reasons we list in our document for marriage dissolution will dissolve your marriage from the beginning.
Below is The Corporate Regular Marriage Dissolution Process
For the State of Florida:
The regular dissolution process begins with a petition for dissolution of marriage, filed with the circuit court in the county where you and your spouse last lived together or in a county where either party resides. Either spouse may file for a dissolution of marriage. The petitioner must allege that the marriage is irretrievably broken. The petition sets out what the petitioner wants from the court. The other spouse must file an answer within 20 days of being served, addressing the matters in the initial petition, and can choose to include a counter-petition for dissolution of marriage raising any additional issues that spouse requests the court to address.
The regular dissolution process begins with a petition for dissolution of marriage, filed with the circuit court in the county where you and your spouse last lived together or in a county where either party resides. Either spouse may file for a dissolution of marriage. The petitioner must allege that the marriage is irretrievably broken. The petition sets out what the petitioner wants from the court. The other spouse must file an answer within 20 days of being served, addressing the matters in the initial petition, and can choose to include a counter-petition for dissolution of marriage raising any additional issues that spouse requests the court to address.
CORPORATIONS SIMPLIFIED DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE
Brief overview:
Certain couples are eligible to dissolve their marriage by way of a simplified procedure. This type of dissolution was designed so the services of an attorney might not be necessary. Spouses are responsible, however, for filing all necessary documents correctly, and both parties are required to appear before a judge together when the final dissolution is granted.
There is no law that states one must follow all their steps and pay the court for what can be done without payment!