Do I need to serve my spouse? How do i serve them if I don’t have copies after I already filed?
You do need to serve your spouse. Go to the courthouse and ask for 2 copies so that you also have a set.
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You do need to serve your spouse. Go to the courthouse and ask for 2 copies so that you also have a set.
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