I just received a judgement of divorce signed by a Special Referee. Can I appeal it to correct the accounting mistakes?
You can. But you have a limited time to file a Notice of Appeal.
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You can. But you have a limited time to file a Notice of Appeal.
What you need most to be careful about is getting bad advice. 1. You do not have to be separated before a divorce. 2. Divorce paperwork can not...
You can hire an attorney and have that attorney file a motion to dismiss. Under the circumstances you describe the motion would probably be granted.
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It would not, as long as you remain listed on the account in the same fashion you are now.
It would be highly unusual. Most judges will insist that all ancillary issues be resolved before signing a judgment of divorce.
Did you sign the note and/or the agreement? Is your separation legal or just physical?
It sounds like a lost cause. But perhaps it can be a bargaining point in the settlement.
Yes, you can use a New York attorney and file in New York.
You file, have the requisite search one, and if that fails seek court permission for alternative service.