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Divorce papers delivered via Sheriff - being sued for divorce



 
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ann42
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Joined: 03 Dec 2002
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PostPosted: Sun Dec 29, 2002 7:34 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Yesterday I received divorce papers from a sheriff. I did not sign the voluntary appearance paper my husband wanted me to sign. I told my attorny I did not want to even think of this intel after the holidays. My husband told me if I didn't sign it on the 18th he would have me served. Well he did. I am upset that he couldn't of waited 2 weeks. The paper was signed by the court clerk on the 19th.

I am not real sure what to do at this point, leaglly anyway. Sad
Any suggestions?
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Janine
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Joined: 08 May 2002
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Location: South Louisiana

PostPosted: Mon Dec 30, 2002 10:34 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

I'm so sorry you're going through this, babe.

I imagine him not wanting to wait out the holidays had to do with advice form his lawyer about doing it before the year changes...(?)

Oh, honey, take advantage of whatever help you can get from agencies/volunteer organizations. Check out legal clinics for low-income people, and nearby law schools. Make sure you get ahold of a lawyer who will pay you some attention.

Also ask people you know who got divorces who their lawyers were and were they satisfied with 'em.

God hates divorce, and we should not eagerly rush into one... but that doesn't mean you lie down and let his lawyer work you over without trying to direct things in a way God can be glorified. Like, you may want to fight to get the divorce denied, if such a thing is possible these days. Or, you may want to stick to the (supposedly) old-fashioned pattern of keeping house, kids, everything, keeping the home going, with him leaving if he must, and him being bound by the courts to pay you child support and alimony.

There's a lot to be explored. Unfortunately, all we can do for you here is give you "friend-to-friend" advice.

Fortunately, we can pray for you! That's the one most powerful thing we can do.

Maybe someone who's had a divorce can tell you about the pitfalls they encountered.
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