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Is motion and order for default my next step in my divorce process?
Louisiana
My husband and I have been living separate for over five years and we have two minor children from the marriage. A week ago we met at the notary and both signed the Petition for Divorce, Verification, Marital Settlement Agreement, and Affidavit of Consent. Afterwards I filed all of it at our Clerk of Courts. So is my next step the motion and order for preliminary default, followed by the Judgement for divorce? I cannot afford a lawyer which is why I am doing this myself and my husband refuses to pay for the divorce. He doesn't care if we are married or not. Help please. :) |
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