Talk:Divorce mill

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A longer version of the part I wrote for divorce. As I said there, I went through a divorce as a United States citizen and resident (though overseas at the time) and throughly investigated my options and their legality, and am sharing this information with Wikipedia's Readers. It's yours to modify. Nephalim 08:33, 16 October 2006 (UTC)Nephalim

[edit] Divorce mill vs. Divorce Mill

A user just blanked the article and rewrote it as a redirect to Divorce Mill. Couple of points

  1. it is not a proper name (as in Burger King) it is a generic term - also,
  2. you would MOVE the page not redirect it so as to keep the histories intact

Thanks Glen 08:35, 16 October 2006 (UTC)

It didn't have a history or I would have thought heavier about doing it. It doesn't appear to exist anywhere now, at least I can't find it. Can you help me out putting it in the proper place including proper redirects? Again, I was the one who wrote it, a few months back. Thanks. Nephalim 08:44, 16 October 2006 (UTC)
Thanks Glen! I made a few minor touch-ups. It could perhaps use someone else's viewpoint (who is familiar with this subject matter - my own lawyer - where I inevitably obtained a divorce in New York - didn't know Guam was a US Territory nor knew of any "alternative" routes to divorce.Nephalim 11:00, 16 October 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Haiti, Mexico, and the Dominican Republic

I know Haiti lets you get at least an uncontested divorce in a weekend stay, and I know there is little difference in the Dominican Republic. I do not know the specifics of Mexico, or the specifics of contested divorces in any of the countries. Addition of this information would be nice.

Specifics of Quick Divorce in Selected Countries

In Nevada
In Guam
In Dominican Republic


Nephalim 11:00, 16 October 2006 (UTC)