Mutual consent divorce
We review the agreement, documentation and representation required for a Dominican mutual consent divorce.
DOMINICAN DIVORCE · INTERNATIONAL CLIENTS
Divorce in the
Dominican Republic.
Attorney directed legal evaluation for people in the Dominican Republic and abroad.
LEGAL GUIDANCE
A clear route begins with
the facts of your case.
Residence, nationality, where the marriage took place, agreement between spouses, children, property and the intended use of the judgment can affect the available procedure.
Contested matters
When there is no agreement, the facts, grounds, evidence and service requirements need individual legal analysis.
Clients living abroad
We identify powers of attorney, civil records, apostilles, translations and cross border issues that may apply.
THE ATTORNEY RESPONSIBLE
Your case is reviewed by a lawyer, not an automated platform.
DivorceRD is a legal initiative of OLIN Abogados, directed by Lic. Edwin Felipe Severino, a litigation attorney based in Santiago de los Caballeros, Dominican Republic.
Civil and family litigation International case elements Professional registration 59218-239-15
Request an evaluation COMMON QUESTIONS
Dominican divorce,
explained clearly.
General information cannot replace a review of your documents and circumstances.
Can I get divorced in the Dominican Republic while living abroad?
It may be possible, depending on the marriage, residence, nationality, representation and service requirements. The legal team reviews those facts before recommending a route.
Do both spouses need to agree?
Mutual consent can provide one route. When there is no agreement, the available grounds, evidence and service requirements must be evaluated individually.
Will a Dominican divorce be recognized in another country?
Recognition depends on the law of the country where the judgment will be used. Additional certification, apostille, translation or local legal advice may be required.
START WITH AN EVALUATION
Tell us the essential facts
of your situation.
The DivorceRD legal team will identify what needs to be confirmed before any proceeding begins.