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I thought my divorce was final but found out today that it is not and has not went before a judge yet.
I live out of state and did not have a lawyer. We agreed on the settlement. I took what was mine and left. This was back in October, 2010.
The court house just told me a stipulation of property was filed but that is all. What is the next step? Can it go before a judge at any time and do they have to let me know?
Thank you,
Sandra Tuttle
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