Anderson Paralegal Services, Inc.    NEW YORK'S #1 UNCONTESTED DIVORCE SPECIALISTS...

**$299**    NEW YORK UNCONTESTED DIVORCE    **$299**

Anderson Paralegal Services ("APS") realizes that a divorce proceeding can potentially be extremely
EMOTIONAL, TIME CONSUMING, and EXPENSIVE, and more so, when their is a child or children
involved. If you and your spouse are willing to agree to the terms for filing an "Uncontested Divorce",
you will
absolutely save yourself lots of time, money, and stress!

By using the services of APS, you will be receiving "One-on-One Personal Attention" from the beginning
to the end. APS
specializes in doing Uncontested Divorces all day, everyday!

APS has acquired years of experience, combined with, an extensive amount of knowledge to ensure that
your divorce receives the utmost attention. APS provides a service that has been recognized (by its
clients) as being
Compassionate, Efficient, and Affordable, as stated in their Testimonials!

APS will "Prepare and File" all the documents with your local County Clerk's office at no additional cost
(within NYC area).


(Q.)  What is an “Uncontested” Divorce?
(A.)   Uncontested means that all the terms of the divorce are agreed upon “you and   
          
  your spouse” (prior to the filing of documents), and that your spouse will not
        
    bring you into court for any reason (i.e. child support, spousal support, or etc.).

(Q.)  What happens if my spouse fails to appear in the divorce action?
(A.)   After your spouse is served, you will have to wait 40 days after service for APS to file the
         
   remaining batch of documents. Upon the expiration of the required days, your spouse
          
  will have defaulted, and APS can proceed to finalize the Uncontested Divorce.

(Q.)  How long does it take for an Uncontested Divorce to be completed?
(A.)   An Uncontested Divorce normally can take up from 6-8 weeks to 3 months (or longer).
          
  It all depends on two (2) factors which are the following:

            First, how quickly can your spouse return the necessary documents to you (i.e. Affidavit
          
  of Defendant); and Secondly, how busy is the Court upon filing the remaining batch of
          
  documents to place the matrimonial action on the Uncontested Calendar.

(Q.)  Will I ever be required to go to Court?
(A.)   If your divorce remains "Uncontested", then you will not have to go to the court.
        
   However, if your spouse decides to not agree with any terms of the Uncontested
         
  Divorce (i.e. the specified ground or relief sought), then your divorce is no longer
         
  Uncontested, and you may have to go to court.

(Q.)  I can't locate my spouse, can I still get a divorce?
(A.)  Yes you can, this procedure is called Divorce by Publication. Due to the
        
   requirements to obtain a divorce through this procedure, all fees associated
         
  are slightly higher than the initial fees (as indicated below).

(Q.)  If I don't live in the State of New York, can I still get a divorce?
(A.)   Yes, as long as your spouse has resided in New York State for a continuous period
          
  in excess of two years immediately preceding the commencement of the divorce.

(Q.)  Can I still use your services for a "Contested" divorce?
(A.)   Unfortunately no. The services provided by APS is only for Uncontested
          
  Divorces.  

(Q.)  How much is an Uncontested Divorce with "No Child(ren)" under 21?
(A.)   An Uncontested Divorce with "No Child(ren)" under 21 years old is a flat rate of $299
            within the NYC area (court filing fees are not included). *** If you live outside of the NYC
         
   area (i.e. Westchester County), the flat rate is slightly higher to cover travel expenses.***

(Q.)  How much is an Uncontested Divorce "With Child(ren)" under 21?
(A.)   An Uncontested Divorce "With Child(ren)" under 21 years old is a flat rate of $399
            within the NYC area (court filing fees are not included). *** If you live outside of the NYC
            area (i.e. Westchester County), the flat rate is slightly higher to cover travel expenses.***

(Q.)  How much are the Court filing fees?
(A.)   The court filing fees total $335 and is done by making two (2) separate payments to
         
   the County Clerk's office (within NYC). You will need to make the first payment of
          
  $210 to purchase an "Index No." (this is to start your case), and you will also need
          
  to be prepare to pay APS fee (as indicated above).

        
    When the time comes to file your remaining batch of documents (i.e. after your spouse
        
    returns the document(s) to you OR your spouse has defaulted), you will need to make
         
   the second payment in the amount of $125 for the "Note of Issue" (and only at that time
            the court will permit you to submit the remaining batch of documents as well).

         
   If you live outside of NYC, the court filing fees are slightly higher, and you may have
         
   to submit additional documents.

(Q.)  What are the "Grounds for Divorce" in New York State?
(A.)   According to the New York Domestic Relations Law §170, they are the following:

          
    •  Cruel and Inhuman Treatment  (click here for details)
              •  Abandonment of a period of 1 or more years  (click here for details)
              •  Imprisonment for a period of at least 3 consecutive years (and still
              
    in prison when the divorce action is commenced) and have taken
            
      place after the date of the marriage  (click here for details)
              •  Adultery  (click here for details)
              •  Judgment of Separation - parties are required to live separate and
             
    apart for more than one year after the judgment was granted  (click here for details)
              •  Separation Agreement - parties have lived apart for more than one year
             
    according to the written agreement  (click here for details)

(Q.)  What are the "Residency Requirements" in New York State?
(A.)   According to the New York Domestic Relations Law § 230 the requirements are as
          
  followed:  

1)        The marriage ceremony was performed in NYS and either spouse is a resident of the
         
   state at the time of the commencement of the action for divorce and resided in the state
         
   for a continuous period of one year immediately before the action began; OR

2)        The couple lived as husband and wife in NYS and either spouse is a resident of the
          
  state at the time of the commencement of the action for divorce and resided in this
          
  state for a continuous period of one year immediately before the action began; OR

3)        The grounds for divorce occurred in NYS and either spouse is a resident of the state
          
  at the time of the commencement of the action for divorce and resided in this state
         
   for a continuous period of one year immediately before the action began; OR

4)        The grounds for divorce occurred in NYS and both spouses are NY residents at the
         
   time the action is commenced; OR

5)         If you and your spouse were married outside of NYS and you never lived together as
           
  husband and wife in this state and the grounds for divorce did not occur in this state--either
          
   you or your spouse must presently be a resident of New York State and have resided  
          
   continuously in the state for at least two years prior to bringing this action for divorce.

(Q.)  How much Child Support do I have to pay and to What Age of the Child?
(A.)   According to the New York Child Support Standards Act (CSSA ) the percentages below are   
          
  applied to the first $130,000.00 of combined parental income. These percentages are as follows:

          
     • 17% for one child
          
     • 25% for two children
          
     • 29% for three children
           
    • 31% for four children
           
    • No less than 35% for five or more children

         
  According to the following link below (and under New York Law), "parents are responsible
        
   for supporting their child until the child is 21 years old."

           For additional information regarding New York Child Support regulations, obligations, and
        
   guidelines click here....Child Support Information.

           For information, which can be used to determine an "approximate" annual child support
         
  obligation, click here....Child Support Standards Chart.

(Q.)  Why use APS to "Prepare and File" my Uncontested Divorce documents?
(A.)   By using APS in the preparation and filing of the documents, your Uncontested Divorce
         
   will receive the following attention:  

          
     •  Fast and Accurate Service  
               •  No Surprises
               •  No Hidden Fees
           
    •  One-on-One Personal Attention (from the Beginning to the End!)
               •  APS will file all the documents in court on your behalf.......at no additional cost (within NYC)
           
    •  No Court Appearance is Required (as long as the divorce is Uncontested)

          
  You and APS will get together to ensure that all the documents are completed correctly
         
   (and filed in court) – SATISFACTION GUARANTEE!!

(Q.)  What is another "GREAT" service APS provides?
(A.)   Here at APS it is all about CONVENIENCE. There is no need to travel,
          
  and having to "go out of your way" to obtain reliable and accurate service to
         
   assist you in completing your Uncontested Divorce forms. APS CAN TRAVEL TO YOU
            (i.e. on your lunch break or after work), and meet you at a location that is
         
   CONVENIENT for you (i.e. your Office, Library, Starbucks, Home Visit, you name
         
   it......and APS will be there!!)

      **APS requires approximately 5-10 minutes of your time when we meet!**

(Q.)  
Does APS have all the required forms to file for an
        Uncontested Divorce in New York?
(A.)   Yes, Anderson Paralegal Services have all the required New York State forms to  
         
   file for an Uncontested Divorce.

(Q.)  What about having my spouse served with the document(s)?
(A.)   If your spouse does accept, sign and return the document(s), then APS can have
          
  your spouse served at no additional cost (within the NYC area)!

(Q.)  How will I know the divorce is finalized?
(A.)   Normally, depending on which county your documents are filed in, the court will
          
  send you either a "Postcard" or "Letter" notifying you the status of your divorce,
          
  and how to obtain a copy of the signed Judgment Of Divorce.

         
   You can also Check To See If The Judgment Of Divorce Has Been Signed
      
   via APS website (this is a convenient feature available and accessible to clients of APS 24/7).

(Q.)  How much does it cost to have a Separation Agreement drafted?
(A.)   APS charges a flat rate of $299 to draft a Separation Agreement (with no children),
        
   and $399 with children.

(Q.)  How much does it cost to have a Child Support Agreement
        or Marital Property Stipulation drafted?
(A.)   APS charges $35 per agreement or stipulation to be drafted.

(Q.)  How can I make an Appointment?
(A.)   First, you need to complete the Divorce Information Form below. The purpose for completing the
         form, is to provide APS with all the needed information to prepare the initiating documentation(s)
         
   for an uncontested divorce.

          
  You can complete the form in one (1) of two ways. Either in a Microsoft Word Document
            (you can type the information in the form, save it on your PC, and e-mail it to APS), or PDF File
            (print out the form, provide the information, and e-mail it as an attachment, send by regular mail or
            fax it to 646-537-2535).

                               
       • Divorce Information Form (Microsoft Word Document)
                                       Divorce Information Form (PDF File)


           Second, as a result of the daily amount of inquiries and cases handled by APS, ALL
           APPOINTMENTS HAVE TO BE RESERVED. If you would like to reserve an appointment, please
        
   be prepared to make a minimum deposit of $50. The payment has to be done prior to the
           scheduling of an appointment (which also includes the commencement of any work, as
        
   referenced above).

           Note:   The $50 deposit will be deducted from APS fee (i.e. $299 - $50 = $249 remaining
                    
    balance). You also have the option to pay the full amount of APS fee as well.

(Q.)  How can I process the payment of $50?
(A.)   You can do one (1) of the following below:

1)        Pay with a Money Order (mail it to the PO Box address on the
contact us page, and payable
          
  to Anderson Paralegal Services), OR

2)       You can use PayPal (scroll down below). If you use paypal to process the payment, you will
         
  have to make a payment in the amount of $51.80 ($1.80 is to cover the paypal service fee).
        
   (Note:  If you pay the full amount of $299 via paypal, then you will have to make a paypal
                     
   deposit in the total amount of $308.24)

(Q.)  When will I have to pay APS remaining balance?
(A.)   APS remaining balance is due at the time that you provide the first court payment of $210.
          
  You can pay the remaining balance with Cash, Money Order, Debt or Credit Card, no personal     
         
   checks accepted.

(Q.)  Will APS provide me with a receipt?
(A.)   Absolutely! You will be provided with a detailed receipt to retain for your records.

(Q.)  APS does so much, for so little In price, how do I know APS is Legitimate?
(A.)         (1st)    When considering in retaining the services of a business in New York State, you
                            
  should always check to see if that particular business is registered with the NYS
                            
  Department of State, Division of Corporations.

                            
  Anderson Paralegal Services, Inc. is an "Active" business, registered with the NYS
                            
  Department of State, Division of Corporations.

              
   (2nd)    If you're still not 100% content, APS can schedule a day and time that is convenient for
                             
  you, in which you can meet APS at the courthouse, observe APS in action, with an end
                            
   result consisting of your document(s) being reviewed by the clerk, stamped and filed!

(Q.)  How do we get started?
(A.)   Simply, by four (4) easy steps, which are as followed:

STEP 1:   Complete the Divorce Information Form above and return it to APS, along with payment.
                
  You can make the payment by Money Order or with a Debt or Credit Card (depositing $51.80),
                
  by clicking on the "PayPal Payments" button. >>>>>


STEP 2:   Upon receipt of the completed form with payment, APS will contact you to schedule an
               
  appointment.

STEP 3:   On the day of the appointment, you and APS will meet briefly to do the following:

                
     Review the initiating documentation(s), confirming the accuracy of all information
                     
   provided;
                 
     Obtain your signature for the Summons with Notice (or Summons and Complaint)
                    
    and the detailed receipt to retain for your records; and
                 Collect both the first court fee of $210 and APS remaining balance.

               
  Note:  If possible, the document(s) will be filed in Court the same day we meet (or soon after).
                          
   **Documents can also be mailed to you to obtain your signature!**

STEP 4:   Upon your spouse being served, and the filing of the remaining batch of
                
  documents, you are all DONE!

    Note:   If your Uncontested Divorce question(s) have not been answered, please feel free
                 to
contact APS to address your questions or concerns.

Thank You,
Anderson Paralegal Services, Inc.      

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**APS Can Travel
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**No Hidden Fees or
Surprises**







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Personal Attention
(from the Beginning to
the End!)**
**Fast and Accurate
Service**







**APS Can Travel
To You**







**No Hidden Fees or
Surprises**







**One-on-One
Personal Attention
(from the Beginning to
the End!)**
**Fast and Accurate
Service**







**APS Can Travel
To You**







**No Hidden Fees or
Surprises**







**One-on-One
Personal Attention
(from the Beginning to
the End!)**
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