Legal Question in Family Law in California

My wife and I, both US citizens and residents of California, were married on June 13th, 2009. On August 9th, my wife informed me that she had made a mistake and wished to dissolve our marriage due to no fault of my own, but rather due to a change in heart. Prior to and following our wedding, my wife and I have never cohabitated. She has maintained her apartment, completely separate finances, owns and runs her own business, and has a son from a prior relationship. I own two homes and have never been married before. In the short time we were married, we acquired no community property and no liabilities. We each paid our own personal expenses. And finally, neither my wife or I want any property, support, or child custody from the other.
My question is, what is the simplest and easiest way for us to legally dissolve our wedding in California? Can we get a Summary Dissolution judgement as we have never lived together or supported eachother?

Asked on 9/02/09, 3:20 am

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Yes you may qualify for a summary dissolution. For assistance contact me directly.

Answered on 9/02/09, 3:28 pm

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