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DOK-CHEK YOUR CALIFORNIA DIVORCE FORMS
- Dok-Chek is the core of NetDivorce's quality control.
- Dok-Chek is usually the only point of contact a client will need or have with NetDivorce
Client Support.
- Dok-Chek means that every time you print a batch of divorce papers to be submitted
to your spouse or to the court, your NetDivorce case worker is advised of that fact,
will proofread those documents and advise you by email of any potential problems
or that your batch is good to go.
- What Dok-Chek means to you is that you are never alone with your divorce documents, unless
you wish to be. Your case worker will always be there to check for legal or practical
problems in your documents. Dok-Chek means you can submit your case with the maximum confidence
that comes from the knowledge that your case has been reviewed by an extremely experienced
divorce paralegal. (The two most senior NetDivorce
caseworkers started handling California uncontested divorce in June, 1981 and March,
1985)
- As with all NetDivorce Client Support, there is no cost to you for Dok-Chek.
However,
NetDivorce requests that you delay after printing in order to provide your case
worker with sufficient time to review your documents carefully. This usually
takes less than 24 hours from the time of printout. NetDivorce will advise you promptly if there is a backlog
longer than 24 hours.
- No matter how valuable Dok-Chek is, you are always free, of course, to proceed,
in an
emergency or otherwise, without waiting for your Dok-Chek email from your
case worker.
- Dok-Chek is turned on in your NetDivorce account by default. However, if you
wish the maximum privacy and confidentiality (bearing in mind that all divorce filings
are a matter of public record), you can turn off Dok-Chek in My NetDivorce Account
in your Client Menu.
If you turn off Dok-Chek, NetDivorce will not look at your divorce documents or your data
unless you request.
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