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The lowest blow!!!

Upon returning from  a stay with who I thought to be my STBX and my daughter I checked the mail only to find papers stating that I am divorced by default. He went behind my back filed for divorce claiming that he did not know my whereabouts. I was never served any papers informing me of this, therefor there was no response on my part. I had no clue about this. He knew how to contact me.... we have 4 grown children also friends who he could have asked for my address, phone number, I tried to contact him by phone etc. He was awarded the house and all belongings plus the business and also custody of our youngest daughter soon to turn 18. He even had the nerve to ask for child support. Marriage...32 yrs.... homemaker the whole time, (a damn good one). He refused to leave the home so to save what little dignity and sanity that was left I had to move out.  Seems to me that he has stripped me of everything illegally. What can I do? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

by thirtytwoyears   5 Posts
Posted on 10/2/2009 4:55 PM

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You really need to see a lawyer.  How did he get away with saying he could not serve you?  Did he list anything in the newspaper to find you. 

He had to prove to the court's that he tried every effort to serve you.  Make a motion for reconsideration that you were not served properly and did not know about it.  Also, get the transcripts from the judge that granted the divorce by default.
by LISADHORNING   66 Posts
Posted on 11/4/2009 8:22 PM
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it sounds like your ex either has mental problems or he's too much of a coward to face you about the divorce! This is a low down trick and i hope you're able to fight it.

Good luck and take care of yourself.
by OddGirlOut   134 Posts
Posted on 10/6/2009 1:06 PM
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That is a low down dirty dog for you.  How horrible of him to do this to you, I am so sorry you're being put in this predicament. 

You have to try any and all venues to fight this or no one will.  You should be able to get a free consulation with a lawyer somewhere in your area.  That could be a starting point so you could at least now your legal options.

I hope you can work something out.  He did you very very wrong and I hope he pays for it.
by lifeinpurgatory   1830 Posts
Posted on 10/3/2009 12:29 PM
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That's really f...ked up, I would look into this, don't give up. Fight him, even if you lose. At least you tried. Don't let him get away  with this crap, I know what your going though
by bluhawk   2 Posts
Posted on 10/3/2009 12:44 AM
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I'm so sorry you were treated in such a terrible way. I think you need an attorney to help you. Maybe you could ask spaz for advice.Please take care of yourself.
by gemi   1064 Posts
Posted on 10/2/2009 9:46 PM
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