Is my marriage still valid if we have been separated for 7 years and neither parties have been in contact ?
There’s no such thing as a common law marriage or divorce in Connecticut. You are still married until you formally divorce.
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There’s no such thing as a common law marriage or divorce in Connecticut. You are still married until you formally divorce.
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Attorney Couture is correct that your dad would need to ask the court to make a change to custody -- start by having a conversation with your dad.
We are often able to locate people via skip trace and other searches so that we can have them served.
Atty. Kiran is correct, you will need to divorce again.
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