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Respuestas
Please, give your name, address and telephone number so that it is recorded in the minutes.
If you fear for your safety, or that someone harasses you or harms you, you can tell the judge that you want to provide an alternative address or you can ask him to allow you to provide it privately, unofficially.
How long have you been living in the District of Columbia?
Who is the defendant in this case?
Your spouse is the defendant.
Please state your spouse's full name, address and telephone number for the record.
How long has your spouse lived at that address?
Where and when did you marry?
Are you here today to get your divorce?
Did you bring your marriage certificate with you? It's a copy?
Give your marriage certificate to the secretary, who in turn will deliver it to the judge.
Did they have any children together, either biological or adopted? Is he under 21?
If the answer is affirmative, the judge can also ask any of the following questions:
Please state the name (s) and date (s) of birth of your child (ren).
Where does each of your children live?
Is there any prior order - from any court, anywhere - about the custody, visitation rights or maintenance of the child (ren)?
Have you and your spouse agreed on custody of the child (ren)?
Do both you and your spouse accept (if they will have joint custody) that both are fit and proper custodians? Do you and your spouse agree (if they do not have joint custody) that the custodial parent is suitable and suitable for it?
Depending on what they have agreed upon, the judge may also ask: Have you and your spouse made arrangements for visitation?
Depending on what they have arranged for child support, the judge may also ask: Do you know the District of Columbia Child Support Guide? What are the names, addresses and phone numbers of your employer and his wife's? What are your Social Security numbers? What is the gross annual income of each one of you? How much do your child care and medical expenses amount to?
How long have you and your spouse lived apart and apart uninterruptedly and without cohabiting (without having sex)?
If you have lived apart for more than six months, but less than one year, the judge may ask: Have you and your spouse lived separately and