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I have been seperated for about 4 years, and I have 2 children. May I file an uncontested divorce even though I don't know where to find him ?
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∙ 15y ago
I think you can file an uncontested divorce against your husband as you have been seperated for about 4 years and can have information at this site www.avvo.com/legal-answers/can-an-uncontested-divorce-still-take-place-if-bot-15159.html .
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How do you file a uncontested divorce?
This 100% depends on where you live. Where I live you buy a $100.00 ish (been a while since my divorce) Kit at the court house, legal aid and the local library that has all papers and instructions.
Our husband wants an uncontested divorce which I do not want in Georgia and lawyer mailed the paperwork. Is this considered officially given to you.?
usually, official divorce paperwork can come through the US Mail system, but is customarily sent either Certified or Registered Mail. This is the only way the court actually knows that the respondent has indeed received the notice of divorce proceedings. As to what happens if one party does not want to dissolve this marriage, I leave that part of the answer to someone more knowledgeable. How the papers were delivered is not really the issue here. You do not have to sign them, but as far as your relationship with your husband, the handwriting is on the wall. It is over. So, you need to do what is best for you and your financial situation. Read the divorce papers and see what they say. Definitely obtain advice from a great lawyer of your own before signing. Often though, if the marriage has been of short duration, no children, and no particular assets, uncontested is the least expensive way to go. Make sure, though, that all taxes have been paid, credit cards are closed out and so on. Include those items on the divorce decree and obtain quit claims for any houses, cars, etc. that should be yours.
Why won't my man get a divorce form his wife if they have been seperated for more than 3 yrs?
Even though your man is estrange from his wife and lives as if he is divorced he isn't unfortunately. Some men refuse to get a divorce because they rather bury their heads in sand and act like it doesn't exist then to face the dilemma head on. They feel it is a task too big that they rather not tackle and it would consume up too much time. They also may feel guilty to the mother of their children and feel if they are separated they are a heel but they would be even a bigger one if they ask for a divorce.
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