Improper service of court documents

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   Alan J Pransky

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   Answered April 23, 2012 05:33. The easy thing to do is to check with Probate Court and see if she filed. She has to file in the county that you lived in as a couple unless both you and your wife have left that county. In that case, she has to file in either the county where she lives or the county where you live.

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   Gary S. Sinclair

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   Answered April 23, 2012 05:53. The effect of improper notice may be that the court will dismiss the complaint. If your wife has filed for divorce, let the clerk know that you have not received notice. Good luck!

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   Henry Lebensbaum

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   Answered April 23, 2012 05:26. Check with clerk's office
   
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