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I hope this is an easy one.
No kids, no property, no nothing.
I am working through my divorce myself and think that I am doing pretty good so far but I got confused about the difference in the processes between the 90-day waiver version and the regular verison. I got my ex to sign the 90 day waiver (don't even ask how hard it was to get him to do anything) but I guess I didn't understand that I still had to have him served, so I've figured out (I think) how I am going to manage that but I know there is no way he is going to file a response, he won't pay that end of the filing fee! So if he does NOT file a response do I still have to wait the 90 days even thought I have his signed/notarized 90 day waiver?

http://www.ojd.state.or.us/osca/cpsd/courtimprovement/familylaw/flpacket1.htm


Packets 1D and 1E—Dissolution (Divorce) for Respondents.
A "Respondent" is the person who answers the other party's court papers. If you were served with a petition and if you do not agree with ALL requests in the petition, you need to decide whether to file a "Response." The Response is a document that allows you to list your objections and to make requests. [b]If you agree with everything in the Petition, you may not have to file a response.[/b] Packet 1D is for a spouse answering a petition for divorce where children are involved; Packet 1E is for a spouse answering a petition for divorce where children are not involved.

Thanks! I think I figured out how I might do this.