Divorce by mutual consent in the Dominican Republic: requirements and steps
What divorce by mutual consent is, who can apply for it, what documents are needed, and how the procedure unfolds through to the pronouncement.

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Partner of the firm and member of its litigation department since 2016. Law graduate magna cum laude of UTESA and holder of a master's degree in contemporary civil law and civil procedure, with training in corporate and commercial law.
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Ruth Esther Raposo Cruz holds a law degree, magna cum laude, from the Universidad Tecnológica de Santiago (UTESA) and is an active member of the Colegio de Abogados de la República Dominicana (CARD, the Dominican Bar Association). She holds a master’s degree in Contemporary Civil Law and Civil Procedure from the Universidad Abierta Para Adultos (UAPA) and has completed diploma courses in civil law, civil procedure, corporate and commercial law.
She has been part of the team at Estudio Jurídico Balbuena Camps since 2016, in the litigation department, and is a partner of the firm. At the start of her career she worked as a trial attorney and general administrator at the firm Dr. Manuel Reyes Kunhardt & Asociados.
She also holds a bachelor’s degree in Marketing from UTESA (2004) and is a graduate in the English language, in which she serves international clients.
What divorce by mutual consent is, who can apply for it, what documents are needed, and how the procedure unfolds through to the pronouncement.
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