After receiving the marriage certificate in Chaoshan, the man's account moved to Shenzhen, and only the woman was left in the original account. Can I get a divorce in Shenzhen?

Hello, your divorce, whether it is an agreement divorce or a lawsuit divorce, can be handled in Shenzhen.

Shenzhen agreed to handle the divorce procedure.

1. Prepare relevant documents: household registration book, ID card (original and photocopy) and marriage certificate (original and photocopy);

2. Prepare relevant materials: two two-inch single recent bareheaded photos;

The divorce agreement signed by both parties (signature-free, in triplicate) must clearly state that both parties voluntarily divorce, and both parties reach an agreement on issues such as child support and property division.

3. Both husband and wife * * * go through the divorce formalities in person at the Civil Affairs Bureau where the permanent residence of one party is located;

4. After verifying the truth, the staff of the Civil Affairs Bureau will take back the marriage certificate and issue a divorce certificate;

Handling of divorce procedures in Shenzhen litigation

1. The plaintiff (the party who filed for divorce) submitted the complaint and evidential materials to the court, and suggested to entrust a lawyer to represent him or consult a lawyer before prosecution.

2. If the court meets the conditions for filing a case, it agrees to file a case and issues a notice of filing a case.

3. The court informs the other party to receive the complaint and reply within the prescribed time limit. Failure to reply will not affect the trial.

Step 5 judge. The court decides whether to grant divorce to both parties according to the trial. Under normal circumstances, if there is no legal cause and the other party resolutely disagrees with the divorce, it is very likely that the court will not allow the divorce for the first time; If there are legal reasons, the court will decide to allow both parties to divorce. If both parties are not allowed to divorce, they can only sue after half a year. Of course, if there are new circumstances and new reasons, the six-month limit can be waived. Further, you can call for advice.