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MILITARY DIVORCE

 

 

To get started, you will need to do three things.

First, you will need to let us know you're interested. You can do that by emailing us, by  filling out the questionnaire below, by calling us at any of the numbers on this page, or by asking us to call you. No obligation and we will be happy to answer any questions you may have. To know what time it is in Guam, Click here.  

Second, you will need to speak to our attorney. He will ask you questions about your marriage, children and property. This information is needed to enable us to complete a thorough, professional end to your marriage. We can also discuss whether you want us to assist you with travel accommodations.

Finally, should you decide to retain us to assist you, you will need to arrange for payment. For information on  how to make payment, click here.

You may want to fill out the questionnaire below before you call, so that we will have an understanding of your situation.  We may later ask you for additional information about your children and property. 

WE LOOK FORWARD TO WORKING WITH YOU.

 

Name of person completing form.
Would you like us to call you to discuss this? If no, we will respond by email.

Yes:   No: 

If yes, at what number? (please include, country code, area code, etc.

When should we call ?

Would you like us to assist you with hotel or car arrangements?

Yes:   No: 

When would you be able to come to Guam?

 
 

Husband

Wife
Full Name: 
Wife's Maiden Name  
How many time have you been married, (including this marriage)?
Does wife wish to resume use of Maiden? Yes:   No:   
Date of Birth:
Birthplace (City, State or Province, Country):
Citizenship:
Residence (City, State, Country.)
Residential Address:



Mailing Address (where you want the final decree sent):



Phone Number:
Your E-mail Address:

The following information is required for statistical purposes only. 
It will not appear on any records open to the public.
  HUSBAND

WIFE
If married before, how did your last marriage end.

Death
Divorce
Annulment

 Death
Divorce
Annulment
Date last marriage ended (month, date, year)
Race  Specify (Amer. Indian, Black, White, Pacific Islander, etc)

Education (specify highest grade completed)

I will also need the following information regarding your marriage:

Date of Marriage:
Place of Marriage: 
Date of Separation (Date you last lived with your spouse):
Have you and your spouse entered into a separation agreement addressing child and/or property issues? Yes:   No: 
Date of Agreement

Information about minor children of Marriage

Name DOB  M or F
  Please give a brief summary of the property, child custody and support issues that may need to be addressed in your divorce.  

 

DISCLAIMER. A divorce is a legal proceeding before the court of Guam. The final decision will be up to the judge that is assigned to your case. As attorneys, we are not permitted to guarantee the outcome of any court proceeding. However, if you fully follow our instructions, and we cannot obtain a divorce for you, we will refund any fees you paid to us.   Otherwise, all fees are non refundable once we begin drafting documents for you. 

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