Problem: Article: To use the simplified divorce procedure, you must meet specific requirements. If you cannot satisfy the requirements, then you must file for regular divorce. The prerequisites are: You and your spouse agree the marriage cannot be saved. You cannot have any minor or dependent children from the marriage, and the wife cannot be pregnant. You and your spouse have worked out how you will divide marital property as well as financial liabilities. Neither spouse is seeking alimony. One party must have been a Florida resident for 6 months. You are willing to give up your right to a trial and an appeal. You should visit your court's Self-Help center and purchase a divorce packet. This packet has all of the forms you will need. It should cost around $65. The Self-Help center keeps regular business hours (Monday-Friday, 8:00 am-4:30 pm). Call your court for specific details. You must bring a photo ID each time you visit the center. Forms are also available free of charge here. You can have someone at the Self-Help center review your forms, though no one at the center will fill them out for you. After having them reviewed, you should make copies for each spouse. A form approved by the Florida Supreme Court for simplified divorces is located here. In this form, you will list the property (and its value) that each spouse will receive. Property includes cash, stocks, real estate, automobiles, retirement plans, and life insurance benefits. Each party must sign this document in front of a notary. Although you do not have to sign it together, you can both sign it in front of a notary at the court house when you go to file your petition for dissolution of marriage. The agreement does not operate to transfer title. If you need to transfer title to property (such as land), then you will need to get the deed. Similarly, the marital settlement agreement does not change whose name any spousal debts (such as a mortgage) are in. Both spouses must go to the clerk's office in order to file. Be sure to each bring a valid photo identification. Check with the court clerk whether both spouses must go together. Miami-Dade requires that you both attend to file the petition together. However, this is not a requirement of the Florida Supreme Court, so requirements may vary by county. Supply a witness to corroborate residency. The witness must have a valid photo identification. The witness must corroborate that at least one partner has lived in Florida for at least six months. A notarized certificate from the witness, rather than a personal appearance, is acceptable. The cost of a simplified divorce can vary slightly by county, but should run about $408. Call ahead to find out acceptable methods of payment.
Summary: Meet the prerequisites. Pick up a divorce packet. Fill out the divorce forms. Fill out a simplified marital settlement agreement. File the divorce application with the clerk of court. Pay a filing fee.

Problem: Article: Depending on where and what you're shipping, your shipment may be subject to restrictions on size, amount or weight. Some products might not even be allowed in the country you're shipping to. Some restrictions are represented by a country's laws, whereas others are imposed by shipping services. It's important to check with your local postal service to determine these restrictions. Restrictions aren't always obvious. For example, Vietnam doesn't allow the importation of calendars. It's always better to check rather than assuming there are no restrictions on your shipment. Customs documents are required whenever goods cross borders. The form itself will vary depending on the destination country, but almost all need information on the sender, recipient, and the shipment itself. The form will usually need you to specify what you're shipping and its value. This is to determine if any customs or duty fees apply to your shipment. Your local postal service will usually have the customs forms you need on hand, and are usually able to help you complete them. Be as specific as you can when describing the contents of your shipment. Some custom documents need to be placed in your shipment, while others need to be stuck on the outside, somewhere visible. Make sure you know which is needed, so you'll know how to include it in your shipment. It's important to know these fees ahead of time, so you can factor them into your budget or charge them to your recipient. A quick google search including the destination for your shipment can help you find online databases or calculators to figure out these fees. If your package ends up being held at customs, border agents may want to contact the recipient. You may also want to get in touch with your recipient throughout the shipping process if there are any issues. Get the recipient's phone number and email address and doublecheck them for any typos or mistakes. This is especially important if you're shipping commercial goods or ship across borders regularly. A customs broker will serve as a liaison between you and the customs authorities in the destination country. They not only can help make sure your shipment abides by all applicable laws and regulations, but they can help you determine duty and other fees.
Summary: Check shipping restrictions. Fill out necessary customs documents. Place your custom documents in the correct spot. Research customs and duty costs. Make sure the recipient's contact information is accurate. Consider hiring a customs broker.

Problem: Article: If you generally use styling product when doing your hair, pick a mousse or styling spray. Mousse and spray products are lightweight, while creams or serums will weigh down your hair, making it look limp. Try to pick a mousse or spray that is volumizing. Use an oil-free product, especially if your hair is oily as well as fine. Don't use too much product. Even lightweight formulas can weigh down hair when used excessively. Heat stylers like curling irons or straightening irons can cause damage to any hair type, but they are particularly harsh on fine hair. It's best for your hair not to use irons at all, but if they are an important part of your beauty routine, use a heat protective spray before using heat tools. Heat protective sprays coat the strands of your hair so that they are not damaged by the heat of the iron. Always start with the lowest setting on your hair iron or dryer. Since heat is damaging to delicate, fine hair, always start off with the lowest heat setting when using a dryer or iron. Increase the heat gradually if the cooler setting does not have the desired effect. Letting you hair dry whenever is possible is best for dry hair. People with flat, fine hair often notice that their hair gets oily very quickly. Dry shampoo is a great remedy because it acts as a powder that absorbs excess grease and oil. To use, dust a small amount on the scalp. Then use your fingers to work it over the oily areas of your hair. Don't use dry shampoo as a stand in for regular shampoo. Instead use it occasionally for touch ups. Try to only brush or comb your hair when it's dry. Because your hair is more fragile when wet, brushing wet hair can be stressful to your hair. Therefore, try to brush your hair when it is dry and use a wide toothed comb or a bristle brush to be extra gentle.
Summary: Use mousse or styling spray. Use heat protective spray for styling. Use a cool or warm setting on your heat tools. Try dry shampoo for touch ups. Don't brush wet hair.

Problem: Article: This will show you which apps are taking up the most space. Doing so will reset that app's cached data, which will clear up some space. You may need to repeat this process for multiple apps. Some Androids allow you to clear all apps' caches at once from the Storage section of the Settings app. If this option is available, you'll see a Cached option here; tapping it will give you the option of clearing all cached data.
Summary:
Open the Settings app. Tap Apps. Tap . Tap Sort by size. Tap an app. Tap Clear Cache.