How do I get a declarent for my default divorce paperwork?
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How do I get a declarent for my default divorce paperwork?
I recently starting filling out the default paperwork for my divorce and it says that I need a declarent signature, what does this mean I need to do? Also, it says I need to give a copy of 2 months worth of paystubs but I have already submitted them once, do I have to submit them again?
Asked on May 14, 2012 under Family Law, California
Answers:
S.L,. Member, California Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 12 years ago | Contributor
You are the declarant. A declarant is one who makes a declaration. Your declaration would be the facts in support of the default divorce documents you are filing with the court. Your declaration should be signed and dated by you under penalty of perjury. Your declaration would say I, _______ (your name) declare as follows:
Then just state the facts in support of the default.
Sign and date at the bottom under penalty of perjury
Since you already filed the paystubs with the court, you don't have to file them again. You might just want to state in your document that you already filed the paystubs with the court.
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