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I called a local Justice of the Peace who gave me a name of someone that types up divorce documents for a small fee. She also had a "pauper's" form that I filled in with my financial information and instructions on how to file for my divorce without a lawyer. So for under $100, I was divorced in less than 6 weeks.

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