West Salem, OH asked in Divorce and Family Law for Ohio

Q: Can you someone help me with a dissolution with children, little to no income

My husband and I have been living apart for almost 5 years now. He lives in Pennsylvania and I live in Ohio he has physical custody of our son. I need help with getting a dissolution we share no assets. I need financial aid help in getting a dissolution. I have little to no money to do so. Since this is my first ever marriage I am new to the whole dissolution thing and how it works. Can someone assist me in getting the process started and what steps I need to take? Thank you for your time!

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A: The Wayne County Domestic Relations Court has resources for parties of modest means. Go to this URL https://www.waynecourtofcommonpleas.org/resources/domestic-relations-templates

You will need to submit the first 4 affidavits, a petition for dissolution, a poverty affidavit / motion to proceed in forma papuries, as well as a proposed shared parenting plan and separation agreement. You also may try to contact the legal aid society.

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