Cross-Border Divorce Filing Support

via Freelancer ·

Budget / Salary₹12,500–37,500
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
The dissolution of my marriage has to be processed in two different jurisdictions, so every form, affidavit, translation, and court stamp must line up perfectly on both sides of the border. I already know the substantive grounds for the divorce; what I need now is a detail-driven professional who can take charge of the filing and documentation phase from start to finish in my home country and in the foreign country where my spouse currently resides.

Scope of work
1. Map out the exact filing requirements for each court, including compulsory forms, notarisation or apostille rules, certified translations, and any country-specific ancillary documents.
2. Prepare complete, court-ready packets for both jurisdictions, formatted to the standards each clerk’s office demands.
3. Coordinate submission schedules so that neither filing jeopardises the other, keeping me informed of every deadline, fee, and next step.
4. Maintain a single, encrypted digital folder so I can review, print, or share the documents instantly if either court requests additional copies.

Acceptance criteria
• Both packets are formally accepted by their respective courts without deficiency notices.
• Tracking numbers or stamped receipts are provided for every submission.
• A concise checklist shows what has been filed, what is pending, and the statutory time limits that follow each filing.

If you already work with tools like Clio, MyCase, or similar practice-management software, let me know; seamless tracking and audit trails are a plus. Strong cross-border experience—especially with NRIs handling parallel proceedings—will stand out. I am ready to begin as soon as you confirm your capacity to manage filings in both countries and outline the documentation workflow you intend to use.
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