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Topic: Divorce Questions

neverwillhapn2me
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Posted: 8:20 PM, January 13th (Monday), 2014

Im curious how this works, so after everything is settled with WW,Lawyers,custody etc....

Is there any work that needs to be done a year later or as long as you don't put a stop to the D you will be legally divorced a year later? With papers to prove it?

The saddest thing about betrayal is it never comes from your enemies

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Posts: 142 | Registered: Jan 2014 | From: Ontario

BAB61
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Posted: 8:23 PM, January 13th (Monday), 2014

Depends on the laws of your state/province. Do you have an L? These questions are best answered by a L practicing family/divorce law in your state/province. Barring having a lawyer (pardon the pun!! lol) you can do a websearch for divorce laws in ____. Be aware that some things you find on the net are inaccurate. Check your state/province's website.

[This message edited by BAB61 at 8:23 PM, January 13th (Monday)]

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2nd D-day 12/7/2013 LTA/Rendezvous
S 12/7/2013 No-fault state, 6 mo S, counting down the days.

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littlefoggy
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Posted: 8:41 PM, January 13th (Monday), 2014

According to my family lore, that is how my uncle got divorced.

His wife got mad at him and filed. Then didn't do anything about it. Never stopped it, never pursued it. A year later, they were divorced.

He was like WTF?!
And she was like Ooopsie

Me: BW 30
WH 37
DDay 11/12/13
Divorcing

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