I am in the middle of a divorce and I am moving in 2 weeks. How do I notify the courts of the new address?
You can file a change of address with the Clerk of Court. You definitely need to notify the other party or their attorney.
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You can file a change of address with the Clerk of Court. You definitely need to notify the other party or their attorney.
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