What happens next?

How to get a quick and easy divorce
Fill out a summons.
The first step in getting a divorce is telling the court that you would like to dissolve your marriage. The specifics of this will depend on your state and county, so contact your local court to obtain the correct papers.

Pick from:
(a). You can collect the summons from the court clerk or you can fill out one online and mail it directly to the court using certified mail, return receipt requested. After you submit your summons, you may take it to the court where you want to dissolve your marriage.
(b). To find the nearest local county courthouse, visit the courthouse's website at www.courts.ca. Gov/tips/legal-filing/get-a-timely-copy-of-the-summons.
(c). There may be additional forms such as a marriage petition, property declaration, or other declarations pertaining to your relationship. Make sure you have found all the forms necessary for filing in your state.
(d). Each state has its own separate summons, so be sure to read and understand the rules of the county in which you live to ensure that what you choose to do is called a " good faith divorce. " Request a divorce from the court.
(c).