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I see from your Quora profile that you live in California, so I assume that the FL-100 you are referring to is the standard divorce/legal separation form used in California courts.As long as Husband was properly served with the divorce papers, his failure to appear constitutes a default. If Husband has not responded to the divorce petition within 30 days, Wife can file a request to enter default, along with a few other papers, and the bottom line is that divorce proceeding will go forward and the judge will make all of the decisions pertaining to child custody, child support, spousal support, and property division without Husband’s input.As to the statement you have posited for inclusion in the hypothetical FL-100 form …I’ve posted a cut-and-paste picture showing the main parts of an FL-100 form at the bottom of my answer. There’s no designated section where Wife would normally say “there is nothing binding between the two of us and all I want is to have my name back.” The only place on the form where a statement like this would even halfway fit is in the Other Requests section.Wife would not ordinarily say “there is nothing binding between the two of us” in the Other Requests section of the form, either, because she’s not requesting anything. To be perfectly honest, I’m not entirely certain what you mean by “there is nothing binding between the two.” If the couple is legally married, there is something binding between them — namely, the fact that they are married to each other. Are you referring to the absence of a prenup? It would be odd to mention the absence of a prenup on a FL-100 form; only about 5% of all married Americans have prenups.Wife would not ordinarily say “all I want is to have my name back” in the Other Requests section of the form because a designated line exists for that purpose.

If the child’s grandparents are her guardians of record or granted custody for the daily care of her, you cannot legally take her anywhere without their permission. Keeping your parental rights has nothing to do with custody. If she was placed informally with the grandparents and no court or social services agency is involved IN ANY WAY, you can take her wherever you want, BUT regardless of the grandparents can, if they choose file a petition for custody or notify child services that you are an unfit parent and file what is called a CINS petition - Child In Need of Supervision.I would strongly advise you to consult a lawyer in the state the child lives in to see what you may and may not do. I would not just take the child without getting the custody issue settled. You could be arrested for kidnapping and parental kidnappers go to prison for years at a time. Tread carefully.

No. It wont happen, and a husband being impotent would not make anything go faster or IMMEDIATELY. In FL and most other no-fault divorce states, a Petition must be filed asking for a Dissolution of the marriage and thus begins a 20 day period during which the Responding party may have their side heard. If its a case wherein the Respondent was served the papers, it must be 20 days from the day of service before a hearing may be set. Then you call the Division Judge’s Assistant and ask for a hearing time. If there are any issues i.e. child custody, child support, alimony, pension, property etc..a Mediation must first be attended by the parties and issues resolved if possible. Whatever cannot be settled will be settled by the Judge. In other words, thete IS NO INSTANT DIVORCE. EVER. UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES. and the fact of the Husband's impotency cannot even be brought up unless it resulted in the Wife committing adultery, which in this case, would be HER BAD, NOT HIS. Hope this helped. If you live in another country than the US, rules may differ.