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New York Sworn Statement (Barriers to Remarriage): what it is & how to complete it

The Sworn Statement (Barriers to Remarriage) is a court document you file with the Supreme Court in your county to move your divorce forward. Statement regarding barriers to remarriage.

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Do you need the Sworn Statement (Barriers to Remarriage)?

If you are filing an uncontested divorce in New York, the Sworn Statement (Barriers to Remarriage) is part of the standard packet. LawCat fills it in from a few plain-English questions — you don’t have to decipher the blank court form or retype the same information across documents.

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General information about the New York Sworn Statement (Barriers to Remarriage), not legal advice for your situation. LawCat is not a law firm. Confirm the current official form with the court before filing.