How to get a divorce and where We got married in AZ, then lived in CA, now live out of the country. We own a house in CA, but our taxes last year we filed as people who reside in a foreign country. This will be clean-no , complete agreement on who gets what, we both just want to end the marriage. So, what do we do? Fill a form? Who do we send it to? AZ, where we got the marriage license issued?

wherever you are a resident.

ok, is it as simple as filing a form?

forms are available online or at the court

Do you have a website to recommend where I can find the right forms? I can't go to the court, right now I don't live in America

check this out

If they are out of the country the forms may not be available online. I suggest you contact an attorney in CA.

They can't get divorced in California. They aren't California residents. They probably need to get divorced in the Dominican Republic, and register the divorce with the consulate. The consulate can tell them what to do though, as I am speculating somewhat. I am sure though that an attorney in California can do nothing for them. From the above link, it looks like the DR is a good place for a divorce.

Dominican Republic, as you are not US residents. Check with your local consulate. They should be able to tell you what to do.

We are US residents.

You are US citizens. You are not US residents. If you reside outside of the US, you need to check with your local consulate. You don't get a divorce in Arizona for sure, as you are not an Arizona resident. Do you have an empty house in California?

You can file anywhere, and they'll. . . provide the documents, BUT, you need to make sure the Clerk of Courts in AZ files it and it's accepted. So you'll need them notarized by an American Notary. And check with the American Consulate where you now live, because they'll probably have someone on staff who is a Notary.

Where are you getting your information? Why can't I file in Nevada when I live in Arizona?