I live in Alaska and entered a military marriage(he's military,I'm civilian) because he wanted the benefits when going over seas, the marriage was finalized just a couple weeks ago. He's leaving this Friday , in 4 days , for deployment and I've realized this is not something I want to do, I do not want to be married anymore. Since I cannot serve papers while he's over seas, I am planning on filing them today , I figured if I at least started the process before he left I would be fine , but I'm planning on moving to north Dakota in about 33 days . With the situation I'm in, is there any way to expediate the process ? And will I be allowed to leave state if I haven't had the hearing ? Since it was such a short "marriage" there arent any disagreements, property, children, etc.
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Thank you for your question and welcome to JustAnswer.com.There is really no way to expedite the process in Alaska (everything you need to know about getting a divorce in Alaska is here: http://www.courts.alaska.gov/shcstart.htm#2a).If you both agree on the divorce and there is nothing to split, you can be divorced after thirty days of filing. He can waive his appearance at the dissolution hearing using this formhttp://www.courts.alaska.gov/forms/dr-110.pdfAs always, I will be happy to follow up with you if you have additional questions. In the meantime, please click ACCEPT so that I can get credit for answering your question. Of course, if you really liked what I could help you with, please consider a Bonus, too!Thanks!Nathan