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In a California divorce, there is a filing fee that must be paid to the court clerk when a spouse files the divorce petition to start a divorce case and again if the other spouse files a response to the petition. This filing fee in most counties is currently $435. However, if you think you can’t afford the filing fee, you can apply for a fee waiver.
To help you decide if you qualify, it’s a good idea to download the application form (FW-001) and an information sheet (FW-001-INFO) from the court’s website.
How to Qualifying for a Fee Waiver? Continue Reading
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1 Premarital Agreement Enforceability
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2 Listing and Characterizing Property
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3 Community and Separate Property
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4 Garnishing
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5 Child Support and Tax
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6 Legal Separation and Divorce
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7 How to Get a Divorce
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8 Divorce: Dealing with all the stuff—Part 3
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9 Divorce vs. Mediation
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10 How Does The Divorce Process Work?