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Wife has been lying to me and I have found out that she has been staying at another man's house over the weekends.
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Answered on March 24, 2013
Consult with a local attorney.
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Do not know where he is at abandon me and left for me another woman
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Answered on March 24, 2013
No, but consult with a local attorney is you are seeking more than a divorce (e.g., support, property division).
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I live Arizona and my wife lives in Texas, she started fileing in New York she moved, can I file in Arizona myself
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Answered on March 24, 2013
Contact an AZ attorney and explain all of your residency facts to him or her. It sounds like AZ is THE state that has proper jurisdiction, but your...
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What can i do if i can't find him?
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Answered on March 24, 2013
Hire a lawyer to serve your husband by publication.
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I have been separation for my husband for 17 yrs and now I'm ready to get married. what should i do?
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Answered on March 24, 2013
Hire an attorney to do it the right way.
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My husband has been in jail for 6 days 4 of which are business days and he still hasn't had an arraignment hearing is that legal
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Answered on March 24, 2013
Redirect your question to Avvo's criminal lawyers.
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What can I do?
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Answered on March 24, 2013
Consult with an attorney about taking the ex back to court.
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15 years previous to our marriage, my wife had a baby with a minor. We are now getting devorced. Will this be an issue?
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Answered on March 24, 2013
I agree with the answers of the two previous attorneys. However, are you positive that you did not adopt your wife's child?
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Do I have to do a deposition?
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Answered on March 24, 2013
If and when you receive a subpoena, consult with a VA attorney. It is not easy to subpoena someone in another state, and you may find that the...
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I permanently moved out of Connecticut after my wife had an affair. Can I still file for a divorce in Connecticut?
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Answered on March 24, 2013
If your wife still lives in CT, you can (and probably should) file in CT.
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