Can my husband divorce me in the Dominican Republic?
It depends. There are some circustances under which foreign divorces may not be recognized - particularly if there is no notice to one side or the...
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It depends. There are some circustances under which foreign divorces may not be recognized - particularly if there is no notice to one side or the...
If you're worried about the mistaken number, you can file amended papers with the court and make a motion seeking to have an amended judgment signed.
If you meet New Jersey's residency requirements, yes. The time that it will take depends upon the court in which the case is filed.
If you meet New Jersey's residency requirements, yes. The time that it will take depends upon the court in which the case is filed.
If it's uncontested, the only reason it would be rejected if the papers are somehow defective - something usually picked up by the clerk before...
You'll need to contact the clerk of the court that handled the divorce.
Yes. It's not a great idea, but there's nothing in the law that prevents it.
Yes. It's not a great idea, but there's nothing in the law that prevents it.
No. Your lawyer offer you alternatives - most likely filing for divorce.
You can file in New York. If your husband is cooperative, the divorce should not be difficult to obtain.