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Let's Have a Happy Divorce ！ ～ ～ The Collaborative Divorce Process ～ ～

If you are a couple who are ready to discuss the situation and both of you are firm in your intention to divorce, or only one of you but the other is likely to agree to divorce, your situation does not correspond to a simple divorce （ living together after marriage for less than 5 years, no children, no spousal support payments, no shared property $ 53,000 or more, Shared Debts $ no more than 7,000 ） If not equivalent to , then application for divorce by mutual consent will be filed for a regular divorce.
An application for a collaborative divorce does not require an expensive lawyer.

Please take advantage of our fastest ・ and safest ・ and cheapest filing service ！ Don't miss our free 30 minute consultation and free child support and spousal support simulation calculation ！


～ ～ Where do I start ？ ～ ～ ～

If you are unsure which divorce application your situation is, or have more questions, please contact us first. Please contact us. We will listen to you and explain what you need to do first.


～ ～ ～ How long does it take to get a decree ？ ～ ～ ～

In a regular divorce, the two parties will quickly determine the agreed terms of divorce and it can take as little as 8 months. During the holiday season and other times of the year, it takes a little extra time for the court to process the paperwork. In the case of a simple divorce, there is no other action to be taken after the Petition is filed, unless there is a change of address or the Petition is cancelled, and the judgment is rendered six months and one day after the Petition is filed.


～ ～ ～ Rough Process Flow ～ ～ ～

Step 1: We will ask you about your situation to see if we can work out a mutual agreement. After confirming the situation, you will be asked to sign our service agreement ・ and make payment. Payment can be made in installments, please consult with us.

Step 2: Fill out the Divorce Application Questionnaire to prepare various applications for us ・ and submit it to us.

Step 3: We prepare your Petition for Divorce ・ and file it with the court.

Step 4: We notify the Petitioner that the divorce has been granted, and the Petitioner signs the notice （ a set of divorce papers accepted by the court ） if he/she agrees to receive the papers, and we file the signed receipt. This completes the step called "notification". The reason the Petitioner signs the Receipt is not in response to the terms of the divorce. At this point, the terms of the divorce have not yet been finalized. Your signature only signifies that you have received the divorce papers that have been accepted by the court and that you understand that the divorce application has occurred.

Step 5: If no cross-motions are filed by the Petitioner within one month of the completion of the notice, we will file an application for judgment in absentia. During this period, after both parties have disclosed their assets ・ and liabilities and agreed to the divorce terms, we will prepare ・ a divorce decree, which both parties must review, obtain notary signatures, and then we will file the judgment application with the final documents, and await the judgment. Once the decree is granted, both parties will receive the decree directly from the court by mail, and the divorce application is complete.


～ ～ ～ We will help you through the entire process ～ ～ ～

The entire process is conducted via email in English and Japanese, making the process as simple and thorough as possible. We will provide you with the fastest and most courteous ・ service possible. If you have any concerns ・ before the judgment is rendered, please feel free to send us an email at any time and we will respond to your concerns without delay.



If you have any problems, please contact us first. Let's have a happy divorce ！