If I file for divorce, in which everything is agreed upon, must I still appear in court before judge?
Yes, the case can be finalized with you out of the country, as long as your spouse can appear in court to prove-up an agreed decree.
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Yes, the case can be finalized with you out of the country, as long as your spouse can appear in court to prove-up an agreed decree.
With a 20 year marriage, if you feel the terms are unfair, you should definitely talk to a lawyer and get some advice before you sign anything.
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