My husband have MENTAL/Me Illness and wants divorce can he divorce me if I want to work it out?
No, not unless his mental illness is so disabling that a court will appoint a conservator for him.
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No, not unless his mental illness is so disabling that a court will appoint a conservator for him.
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It depends on (a) the QDRO, (b) the problem with the QDRO, and the judgment (If there's already a judgment, does it serve as a QDRO? Why notr?) ...
Short answer: THIS IS NOT A DO-IT-YOURSELF PROJECT. The way you do this is by being, or hiring, an experienced family law trial lawyer to do the job.
If you don't unerstand EVERY part of the "agreement", and what you are, and aren't entitled to receive, then you SHOULD NOT SIGN IT, but should...
No. If you weren't married, you weren't married.